International about expungement Criminal Records, Expungement

Technically yes. HR lawyers respect your privacy as to certain private details on your application. So in a way, they are separate. Most companies function like that. The company's lawyer owes some rights to you even if you are not paying him/her.

 

Each state has different rules on how long you need to wait depending on what you pleaded guilty to. So just Google your states expungement statute and read it. I think I had posted it for you in this forum. Go back and read it with the link. But you can call a lawyer for free consultation in your state and they will tell you for free……..So Google lawyers and call. But it must be in the post on the law I posted for you. When you expunge it, the FBI would not reveal it to the School. You would have to declare it until your expunction is complete. It is a minor violation you have; I don’t expect it to affect you in many cases even if it pops up. You can simply give the answers we discussed………..There are no police reports so you should be fine. You would have no criminal record visible to the rest of the world unless under the exceptions of the law. So your employers would not know this and you can deny it after the process.

 

That sounds good and believable to the average person. You were not aware of US laws and did not know you had to check all that. In your country, the law does not exist. That is good enough to make them know it was a mistake.

 

You sure can. The public and empoyer's will not be allowed to view that information. Once it is expunged, it as though "it never really happened".

 

As I have told you in my earlier post, a CIMT in immigration cases is not just determined by the name of the offense but also by any reports. An example is a first DUI which is not a CIMT but could be depending on the person's behavior as reported in the police reports, and the person's honesty and cooperation. As I said earlier, I don't think your crime is a CIMT. But it is still a crime and must fall under the petit crime exception for it not to affect your status. So even if it is not a CIMT, it must qualify for the exception, and it does in this case. You don't reveal expunged information unless per your state's statute........it would guide you on when you can and under what circumstances. Your crime is small and it is your only one and you can explain yourself out of it. I don't think it would affect you even if your state's law requires you reveal it. It is minor and in most cases be viewed as one minor error. These laws are meant to keep the real criminals out of the classroom not you.

 

That sounds good and honest enough..............The average person would understand.

 

What is your question?

 

I have told you many times that your crime might not be a CIMT. Determining a CIMT is difficult and confusing............ It could vary depending on the evidence and reports. I don't think yours is but, immigration can go either way. There is no one size fit all. Some might say getting alcohol for a kid is good enough to question your moral character. Other might say it was a mistake or negligence on your part. It is hard to know what they would say......... there is no list which contain all CIMTs. Some like theft are easy to pick out. Other which are not even CIMT could be view as CIMT for immigration purposes. An example is disorderly conduct. It is not a CIMT but depending on your behavior during the incident, or what happened, it could be called a CIMT to immigration........like if you lied to an officer during the questioning on the disorderly conduct charge, or if you gave false information, or even attempted to cover a crime. Such circumstances could convert disorderly conduct to a CIMT based on statements of the incident which immigration would ask you to bring. It is same in your case. If there are no reports, it would be hard for them to say easily say it is a CIMT. But they can go either way.

 

Oh but know this..........As I said earlier, even if it is not a CIMT the petty crime exception must still apply for it not to affect you given your crime has possible jail time under certain circumstances. So CIMT or not you need assurance from the petit offense exception.......that is what matter the most here. First DUI is not a CIMT but it can be under certain circumstance.......Same with MIP...........It can be under certain circumstances.

 

I dont' give flying f### what they call it. It's under federal code, Title 18, SUE THERE SORRY ASS'S~~~~~~~ I will help you for free!!!!

 

And will help you get an injuntion against anyone who diss-agree's. lol, more than happy to do this. I mean this, FOR FREE