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How Arrests and Convictions Affect Your Immigration Case

A traffic or misdemeanor charge can look small in criminal court and large in immigration. Visa revocation, crimes involving moral turpitude, disclosure on USCIS forms, and good-moral-character review for N-400 all turn on the statute, the plea, and the record. Speak with an immigration attorney before any plea. Immigration Ascent, a division of Gillespie, Shields and Taylor, explains what the charge may mean for status — without promising a result. These pages are general information, not advice for your case.

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