Legal Question in Immigration Law in Virginia

Re: Denial of citizenship

I'd say in another, perhaps, five years or so after you've sucessfully gotten off probation and can demonstrate that in the interim you have accrued no further convictions for any offenses of any kind, that you could then reapply, and, if you can satisfactorily demonstrate to the USCIS the foregoing, that you may convince them that you in fact do have the requisite "good moral character" for U.S. citizenship.

Re: Denial of citizenship

You are a very lucky person because considering your convictions, you would have been detained, and not because of bad moral character. Normally you should wait at least another 5 years before applying. Depending on what the charges exactly are, and if you are rehabilitated, you will have a better chance the farther back your convictions lie. Good luck!

Re: Denial of citizenship

You are a very lucky person because considering your convictions, you would have been detained, and not because of bad moral character. Normally you should wait at least another 5 years before applying. Depending on what the charges exactly are, and if you are rehabilitated, you will have a better chance the farther back your convictions lie. Good luck!