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Posted 8 months ago
What happens if my U.S. spouse has a criminal record?
reggie lancaster
Answered 8 months ago
You can still apply for a green card your spouse’s criminal record doesn’t automatically disqualify the petition.
ellis davenport
Answered 8 months ago
If your spouse was convicted of certain serious crimes, especially those involving violence, drugs, or sex offenses, USCIS will scrutinize the case more closely.
theo thornton
Answered 8 months ago
U.S. citizens convicted of specific crimes against minors may be barred from sponsoring a spouse under immigration law (Adam Walsh Act).
promrose linfield
Answered 8 months ago
You might be asked about the criminal history at your interview, so be prepared to discuss it with supporting documents.
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