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Hi, I'm back and now know exactly what my fiance is charged with 2 counts of moral turpitude and drug conviction so if anyone was reading my posting 2 days ago I thought it was aggrevated feloney but immigration has not charged him with that but I guess the latter is worse. But his lawyer did have him fill out a cancellation of removal so could someone tell me what his chances are?
 
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moral_turpitude


USC and Legal, Honest Immigrant Alike Must Fight Against Those That Deceive and Disrupt A Place Of Desirability! All Are Victims of Fraud, Both USC and Honest Immigrant Alike! The bad can and does make it more difficult for the good! Be careful who you blame!!!
kami ay nanonood!!!
 
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It's gonna be an uphill struggle. Probably zero to none I'm afraid. What are the 2 counts of moral turpitude for and what is the drug conviction (which drug?).


In the beginning the Universe was created. This has made a lot of people very angry and has been widely regarded as a bad move - Douglas Adams
 
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drug conviction (which drug?).


And how much? Ugh. Sounds like your fiance doesn't have much of a chance, C. Sorry. Maybe if he can prove signs of rehabilitation, but that's about it. Our immigration officials frown on aliens who commit felons. We have enough American felons here, sorry to say.


Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.
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Big Zero baby. Your "fiance" is finished. Score one for ICE, ICE, Baby. 2cop
 
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Hi again C. Your fiance has relatively zero chance of adjusting status here. You might want to consider how you can move to his country at this point. Sorry! He should have kept himself in good order in the US.


Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.
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Big difference between being charged and convicted.

What sort of morals did he turpitude?




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Your finace is gone. You have three options expensive legal fight but lets be honest you probably wont succeed. Move to his home country assuming his conviction and eventual deportation do not bar him from bringing you to his home country or split up and you move on with your life. It is brutal but that is the lay of the land
 
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Big difference between being charged and convicted.

What sort of morals did he turpitude?


You know Davdah, that is the most convincing statement. Could you just come my way look'em in the eye and tell them that? Big Grin


“...I may condemn what you say, but I will give my life for that you may say it”! - Voltaire
 
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C is a submoron as her submission showed. Her fiance has been charged with three counts in removal hearings, two of which are commission of crimes involving moral turpitude and one drug conviction. The charges are before the immigration court, but the "fiance" has already been convicted of the crimes in a criminal court.
 
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