Legal Question in Immigration Law in Georgia
subject
Can somebody with a three DUI on the record still be elegible for citizenship?
can that person be deported because of DUI on records?
Asked on 1/23/06, 7:48 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Husna Alikhan
Alikhan Law Office, LLC
Re: subject
Conviction of an aggravated felony offense on or after November 29, 1990, is a permanent bar to naturalization. Please consult with criminal lawyer to determine classification of your multiple DUIs and whether there were aggravating factors [element of knwledge] involved in your convictions. If your DUIs were "aggravated felonies" you are subject to deportation and mandatory detention. For a consultation, please conatct [email protected]
Answered on 1/24/06, 11:50 am
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