Legal Question in Immigration Law in Virginia
I got charged with possession of marijuana at the age of 17. The judge lessened the charge to paraphernalia in order for me to be able to drive. I applied for my US citizenship but they denied it because of the paraphernalia charge. If it was possession, then it would be okay. But since the original charge was possession, is there anyway to fix this problem? They said I can appeal it.
Asked on 12/12/10, 11:22 am
2 Answers from Attorneys
Dianne Brooks
The Mandel Law Firm
You need an experienced immigration attorney to assist you with this, particularly if you are going to prepare an appeal that is persuasive enough to win. I represent clients all over the U.S. and am based in New York City. Call me at (866) 723 7610 x101 if you would like to discuss your case.
Answered on 12/17/10, 11:28 am
Michael Hendrickson
Law Office Michael E. Hendrickson
Yes, appeal it.
Answered on 12/17/10, 1:02 pm
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