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angel fernandez

Posted 10 months ago

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I'm a permanent resident, and I've been convicted of a DUI. Will this affect my eligibility for U.S. citizenship?

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ana jose

Answered 10 months ago

User

A DUI conviction may impact your eligibility for U.S. citizenship, as USCIS considers it a crime involving moral turpitude

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santiago luis

Answered 10 months ago

User

You may still be eligible for citizenship if you can demonstrate that you have good moral character and the DUI conviction was an isolated incident. However, I recommend consulting with an immigration attorney for professional guidance

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Raj Kumar

Answered 10 months ago

User

Totally agree with Luis

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