Legal Question in Immigration Law in Florida

Grand theft is a crime involving moral turpitude, which might be a ground for deportation and a bar for citizneship application. We suggest you to consult with an immigration attorney.

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It is highly likely that you will be denied and your application could initiate removal proceedings. A good lawyer can only delay the ultimate deportation for years. I suggest that you do not make your application before talking to an attorney. Although I am qualified to assist you, I must send you to the best, most qualified and reasonably priced. http://www.brauwermanlaw.com/ His name is Jeffrey Brauwerman, Esquire and is in Miami, FL. Pay for his 1/2 hour consult.

Look at your green card; 90 days prior, you are supposed to file I-90 for renewal. You must know your options before this date. Good luck.

Grand Theft is considered a crime involving moral turpitude, which is very serious, and you can never be 100% sure if someone will be denied or approved. Other factors to look at are - Was the alternative sentence probation? If so, was it completed? Also, how did you plea and did you commit any other crime?

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