Generally, yes, at least per U.S. law. If you've been previously convicted of sex tourism, I think you may not be able to secure a passport though.

I don't see any "Federal Crime" question, so tagging under "Criminal Defense."

I think this question calls for a personal consultation with an attorney locally. Consider using the "Find a lawyer" tool to contact one for...

I don't see any "Federal Crime" question, so tagging under "Criminal Defense."

I don't see any "Federal Crime" question, so tagging under "Criminal Defense."

I don't see any "Federal Crime" question, so tagging under "Criminal Defense."

I don't see any "Federal Crime" question, so tagging under "Criminal Defense."

I don't see a "Federal Crime" issue here.

I don't see a "Federal Crime" issue here.

I don't see a "Federal Crime" issue here. But deferred adjudication is not treated as a criminal conviction as a matter of law, at least as far as...