[Not doing that would constitute "misrepresentation of a material fact", which, according to INA 212(a)(6)(C), makes a person inadmissible:
"(i) In general.-Any alien who, by fraud or willfully misrepresenting a material fact, seeks to procure (or has sought to procure or has procured) a visa, other documentation, or admission into the United States or other benefit provided under this Act is inadmissible."
JoeF said:Of course not. I respect your knowledge.Now that's interesting, and, I think, quite worrying. The right to counsel is provided in the 6th amendment.
JoeF said:Nice try to twist words, hoping that nobody looks up the actual posts... In fact, I was quite nice to you, hoping that you would learn, but alas...
With your fecal language and expletives you are the one who obviously has to apologize.
asyleeUS said:HI,
Mr Jim, I am any asylee in the US. I was convicted of shoplifiting in 2000 at that time i was on student visa I had to pay fines but did not serve any probation or jail time. My asylum just got approved in June and I had mentioned on my application about my conviction and during the interview the Asylum officer asked about the conviciton since there was a hit also on my fingerprints
My question is that I will be travelling outside the US. I was advised by my immigration lawyer to carry the arrest records with me while travelling. I m very concerened as what could happen to me. The immigration lawyer said thta since i was granted asylum recently with the fact that the immgiration knew about the conviction it should affect my returning back and if I m asked by the immigration I can show them my arrest records and all fines paid.
Please advise me. I have to see my son who is only 22 months and is with the father in home country. Since I cannot go back to the home country and my husband cannot come to the US until his Derivative asylum is approved. I will be travelling by a refugee travel document.
Please Help, anyone if wants to give advice. Please
Thanks
dcmetro22042 said:I was charged for Petit Larceny was the case was null processed in court. This happended abt 8 yrs back. I still say yes for "arrest" on the visa form. When I traveled to home country, got the H1B visa but it took me abt 5 weeks for that. Now I need to visa again and am afraid to travel since they might take even more long or something. Visa read "Hit does not constitue CIMT". Revalidation US was rejected as they said I have to travel outside to get visa. What do u guys say? Should get the visa when I have to visit my home country right? Since I already got it once? Also, how does this affect the GC process? Am in first stage right now.