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Criminal Records and Visa/Green Card Eligibility
How a Criminal Record Affects Eligibility for Visas or Green Cards
How a Criminal Record Affects Eligibility for Visas or Green Cards
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A crime on one's record can block eligibility for a visa or U.S. lawful permanent residence
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Which Crimes on Record Mean You'll Never Get a U.S. Green Card?
A record of murder, torture, or drug crimes are in almost all cases absolute bars to receiving U.S. lawful permanent residence.
Frequently Asked Questions About Crimes and Inadmissibility
Frequently Asked Questions About Crimes and Inadmissibility
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How to Obtain a U.S. Visa or Green Card When You Have a Criminal Record
Even with a criminal ineligibility, you might nevertheless be able to receive a U.S. visa if you qualify for a waiver.
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Will a Green Card Holder With a DUI Be Allowed to Reenter the U.S.?
Analyzing whether a DUI on the record of a lawful permanent resident will result in inadmissibility.
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Can a Green Card Holder With a Criminal Conviction Travel Outside the U.S.?
What happens at the U.S. border when you try to return? Could your criminal conviction cause you any issues with reentry?
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Can I Get a U.S. Visa With a DUI on My Record?
Although the crime itself won't likely make you inadmissible, watch out for being found to be an alcohol abuser who is a danger to self or others.
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I’m in the U.S. Illegally; Do I Need to Tell My Public Defender?
Learn why it is important to inform your public defender of your immigration status even if you are in the U.S. with no lawful status.
