Citzenship?
Answer:
Possibly yes. Even a misdemeanor can be cause for citizenship to be denied. Sometimes whilst an offense may be treated as a misdemeanor under state criminal law, immigration law treats it as an aggravated felony. A lawyer is your best avenue to clear this up for you.
Yes, but come legally.
stay home
we have too many immigrant criminals as it is
Hahaha... some peoples answer make me laugh.
I don't think it will hinder you...
as long as it's not a felony.
depends on how "bad" it is... Killed someone? Yeah you won't be accepted. Smoked a little of the green? Probably not so bad. But if it's a felony offense good luck
That's hard to say.
The US government can be difficult to deal with in a situation like this.
I know of a hardworker without a criminal record to his name who was simply applying for a tourist visa from another country and HE was denied without a reason.
I think its ok just like the guy said as long as its not a felony. But if you have warrants for not paying traffic tickets and stuff make sur e you pay those off, you have enough money to buy your citizenship, pay your fines, i need to follow my own advice too buddy.
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