What Convictions Can Prevent Entry to America?

Discover which criminal convictions may bar entry to America and the importance of consulting an immigration lawyer.

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Convictions that might stop entry to America include drug-related offenses, crimes involving moral turpitude, multiple criminal convictions, and convictions that result in severe sentences. Consulting with an immigration lawyer is advisable for personalized guidance based on specific circumstances.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What types of convictions prevent entry to the USA? Drug-related offenses, crimes involving moral turpitude, and severe sentences can prevent entry to the USA.
  2. Can I enter the US with a criminal record? It depends on the nature of the conviction and consulting with an immigration lawyer is recommended.
  3. What should I do if I have a conviction? Consulting an immigration lawyer can provide personalized guidance based on your situation.
  4. How can I appeal an entry ban due to a conviction? You may need to file an appeal or waiver depending on the circumstances of your conviction. An immigration lawyer can assist.

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For more information on immigration topics, check out our guides on visa applications and the impact of criminal history on travel to the USA.

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