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When you apply for a U.S. visa or green card, your criminal record becomes a crucial factor. Crimes involving moral turpitude (CIMT) are offenses that demonstrate depravity and violate society's moral standards, potentially barring you from entering or remaining in...
Facing criminal charges is scary, especially if you’re an immigrant. You might worry about deportation, family separation or unfair treatment by the justice system. While some of your concerns may be valid, it helps to know that you have rights in criminal court,...
Driving while intoxicated (DWI) offenses are relatively common. Some people refer to such offenses as driving under the influence (DUI) infractions. Regardless of the terminology used, a DWI offense relates to operating a motor vehicle after ingesting too much...
Para los inmigrantes no ciudadanos en los Estados Unidos, enfrentar una acusación penal puede ser una experiencia aterradora, especialmente cuando existe la posibilidad de deportación. Es importante entender que no todas las condenas penales resultan automáticamente...
Some people believe that immigrants are more likely than native U.S. citizens to be arrested for criminal activity. The type of criminal activity they suspect may vary, including accusations of financial crimes, shoplifting, drug use, drunk driving and more. But is...
If you get arrested, your future could be significantly altered. You may be worried about spending time behind bars. You may be concerned about financial fines. You may worry about losing certain rights or abilities, such as losing your driver’s license. But if you...
Immigrants in the United States must follow many rules. They have to submit paperwork to the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services. They have to undergo a criminal background check at every stage of the immigration process. They also need to avoid major...
You may be issued a deportation order or a removal order for various reasons. It could be due to violations of immigration laws, criminal convictions or overstaying a visa. A deportation order requires you to leave the country within a specified period or face...
If you are an immigrant in the United States facing drunk driving charges, you may be wondering if you will face deportation if found guilty. Well, it depends. There is a possibility you could be deported if convicted, as explained below. Certain offenses,...
Navigating the complexities of U.S. immigration laws can be complicated for those looking to move to the United States or adjust their status while they’re here. For example, understanding the concept of moral turpitude and its implications on immigration processes is...