In "FAQ Naturalization & Deportation: Is Applying for Citizenship Safe? How Past Crime Can Affect You", Immigration Attorney Heather Poole discusses the risks involved in applying for US citizenship through naturalization when an immigrant has a criminal conviction including being put in removal (deportation) proceedings and denial of citizenship, receiving an NTA (notice to appear) for immigration proceedings at your naturalization interview. Issues also discussed include the process of fingerprinting that may expose your crime to USCIS, changes in the impact in state law on your old criminal conviction, CMT or crime of moral turpitude findings by a naturalization officer at your USCIS interview, and more.
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