If I Was Convicted of Disorderly Conduct (NYPL § 240.20), Can I Still Naturalize? скачать в хорошем качестве

If I Was Convicted of Disorderly Conduct (NYPL § 240.20), Can I Still Naturalize?

For immigrants seeking to become U.S. citizens through the process of naturalization, demonstrating good moral character is an essential requirement. It's a key element of the eligibility criteria, as U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) seeks to consider individuals for naturalization who are law-abiding and also uphold the values of the United States. One common concern among applicants with certain convictions is whether these convictions could jeopardize their chances of naturalization. This video aims to address this concern specifically in the context of disorderly conduct convictions under New York Penal Law § 240.20. Link to Blog Post: https://www.carboneattorneys.com/blog... HOW TO CONTACT CARBONE LAW: Email: [email protected] Call: 212.547.8857 Visit: https://www.carboneattorneys.com CONNECT: IG:   / carbonelaw   Twitter:   / carbone_law   LinkedIn:   / carbone-law-llc   Facebook:   / carbonelaw   Note: This video is not to be considered as providing legal advice. The content and conversation is meant for educational and informational purposes only and shall not create an attorney-client relationship with the viewers of this video. #immigrationlaw #nyclawyer #carbonelaw #nyclawfirm #naturalization #n400 #USCIS #disorderlyconduct #NYPL Attorney Advertising