Legal Question in Immigration Law in California
immigration laws
had been convicted for drinking and driving while california on student visa. now want to visit california on B1 visa. would there be any problem in getting the B1 visa. incase it does what is the process that needs to be followed?
3 Answers from Attorneys
Re: immigration laws
Your conviction depands on the charges which are being framed. I would advise you to consult an immigration lawyer with all the necessary details.
Re: immigration laws
You need get your criminal record expunged. Please contact me if you need any help.
Re: immigration laws
There is a chance that your conviction would be considered a crime involving moral turpitude, in which case it could potentially lead to a finding that you are inadmissible to enter the United States.
However, driving under the influence, if it is the only conviction you have, may be subject to an exception.
Essentially, the most prudent step for you is to consult an immigration lawyer who could properly analyze your conviction and present it properly for your application.
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