Travel after ACD Dismissed

[Airjordan23]

Jurisdiction

New York

I was caught shoplifting for $49 in Nassau county, arrested, fingerprinted. My case resulted being ACOD and then dismissed and sealed after 6 months.
I would like opinions from somebody who was on the same boat as me and did travel outside the US after the case being dismissed and sealed and was able to re-enter US.
I would appreciate sharing you experiences.

 

[mightymoose]

I don't see why you would have any trouble. You were not convicted of a crime, and it was the pettiest of petty crimes.

 

[army judge]

I was caught shoplifting for $49 in Nassau county, arrested, fingerprinted. My case resulted being ACOD and then dismissed and sealed after 6 months.
I would like opinions from somebody who was on the same boat as me and did travel outside the US after the case being dismissed and sealed and was able to re-enter US.
I would appreciate sharing you experiences.

You want real legal answers with legal guarantees, you're not going to get them here.
Hire a licensed immigration attorney in your state.
He or she will offer you real legal advice.
We don't offer guarantees, either.
These days with the immigration system in the US being transformed and modified, you might want to ask the real immigration authorities, too: www.uscis.gov

 

[army judge]

I was caught shoplifting for $49 in Nassau county, arrested, fingerprinted. My case resulted being ACOD and then dismissed and sealed after 6 months.
I would like opinions from somebody who was on the same boat as me and did travel outside the US after the case being dismissed and sealed and was able to re-enter US.
I would appreciate sharing you experiences.

You want real legal answers with legal guarantees, you're not going to get them here.
Hire a licensed immigration attorney in your state.
He or she will offer you real legal advice.
We don't offer guarantees, either.
These days with the immigration system in the US being transformed and modified, you might want to ask the real immigration authorities, too: www.uscis.gov