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Q: Would you mind helping me out back to USA? few months ago I called the respective offices said warrants were inactive

Could you please help me with the following information here, few months ago I called the respective offices from India, said they were inactive warrants, would you please help me how to process H1B.

I got deported on 30th May 2012, due to immigration law breaks as given, actually I was not convicted or guilty; it was obscene internet contact with a minor aged 14, as I was not aware and turned out to be a detective, and got sentenced for 5 years probation or under. It has been 11 yrs since I am back from USA.

237 (a) (2) (A) (iii), 237 (a) (2) (A) (i), 237 (a) (2) (E) (i) because of these sections I got a severe charges from Superior Court of Cobb County, Atlanta, GA. Could you please tell me, whether my warrant(s) is dismissed or closed since I left USA.

Regards

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Kevin L Dixler
Kevin L Dixler
Answered
  • Immigration Law Lawyer
  • Milwaukee, WI

A: This is confusing, because you indicate that you pled guilty, so warrants are not the issue.

If you are inadmissible based upon a deportation order and/or the criminal convictions, then you must seek a waiver of inadmissibility if you may qualify for one. You may also need to file for advanced permission to re-apply. Otherwise, you cannot lawfully return to the United States. Your criminal court record is usually permanent, so it is about what you admitted that you did in Court. You are obligated to disclose all arrests and convictions.

This is a complicated situation, so you ought to hire an immigration attorney to decide whether you should proceed, or when!

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