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Posted 10 months ago
What happens if my U.S. spouse has a criminal record?
reggie lancaster
Answered 10 months ago
You can still apply for a green card your spouse’s criminal record doesn’t automatically disqualify the petition.
ellis davenport
Answered 10 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 10 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 10 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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