Deported to Pakistan after federal felony conviction.

Abdul Hameed

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Hi all,
I came to USA as a student in 1995 completed Bachelors and then Master of Science degrees in computer science from Texas. After completing my studies I got my Immigration status changed from F1 to H1 B by my employer, In Feb 2002 while returning from vacation form Canada I was arrested by US immigration officers at Port Huron Michigan and Sarnia Ontario border first with baseless accusation of being a terrorist after couple of days later I was handed over to US Marshal service later they moved me from Michigan to New York and handed over my custody to FBI. FBI immediately dropped terrorist charges and introduced new charge sheet of conspiracy to credit card fraud. After almost four years (48 months) long legal battle I was convicted In a long I land court house. After serving time I was handed over to US immigration again, in May 2006 I was deported back to Pakistan, I never challenged my deportation in immigration court.
My education and employment experience helped me quickly to get established in Pakistan, Today I am working as General Manager/IT Project Manager for a multinational company having offices in USA, India and Pakistan apart from above mention experience I never had any problem with law neither in USA nor elsewhere in the world.
My question is very simple form 1995 to 2006 I have spent 11 years in USA, went to school their I have friend’s family members that i would like to visit is there any possibility that I could return to USA as a visitor?

Your assessment of my situation will be highly appreciated.
 
Your chances of getting a US visa are slim when you are deported from US after a criminal conviction. When you apply for US visa, I think you go through a backbround check and it will show up.
 
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