DACA and Criminal Records
Kannan Law advises you with your DACA and Criminal Record case
Knowing the laws of the United States can be a complicated task, especially when it comes to DACA and criminal records. By its acronym in English, DACA translates as Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, a protection program for all minors who entered the country as children.
While it is true that this protection does not allow you to opt for US citizenship for permanence, it does provide certain benefits, such as the ability to apply for driver’s licenses, Social Security numbers, and work permits. However, applying for or expanding into DACA is subject to certain rules.
In the case of having a criminal record, DACA may be denied either for the first time or in case of renewal, so our criminal record lawyers at Kannan Law can be your guide in this DACA application process.
Going through the procedures for a DACA application can be an exhausting and intricate process, especially if you are not familiar with the protection laws for minors, immigration, and applications that usually involve these types of processes in the United States. It is quite common that you may have doubts about what step to follow, how to complete certain forms or not know what procedures or requirements you must comply with to make the request.
That is why the team of lawyers specializing in DACA and criminal records at Kannan Law is at your disposal to offer you the best view and perspective of the judicial aspect involved in the application process for the Deferred Action program that the United States makes available to you. so you can work, drive, or get a social security number. The challenges that usually arise during these procedures require unparalleled experience and dedication to succeed, so if you are not familiar with the area you may encounter different problems.
Kannan Law is then emerging as the indispensable ally you need so that during the application process, you not only advance with a firm and confident step, but also that the result is successful and you can have all the benefits that the Deferred Action program offers. for suitable candidates, which will allow you to follow the right path so that in the future you can opt for a temporary and/or permanent stay.
Kannan Law advises you on the requirements for the DACA program
The Kannan Law team knows the requirements for applying for DACA for the first time, so before you apply, you will be aware of whether you meet the requirements for your immigration benefit to be granted without any delay.
In addition, we study each case carefully to evaluate the possible situations in which you could be denied or encounter obstacles during your immigration benefit application process, such as criminal records, so that despite them, you can successfully apply for DACA.
Why do I need a lawyer for my DACA application or renewal if I have a criminal record?
Undertaking a legal process for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program with a criminal record charge can indeed pose a significant hurdle. However, it’s important to note that it’s not impossible for your application to be approved or for your renewal to be successful. With the right legal guidance, you can navigate these challenges and potentially secure your DACA permit.
In San Diego, where the Kannan Law firm has recognized experience, we advise you with your DACA application case if you have a criminal record to inform you about the latest news, conditions, and concerns that may arise during the process regarding the laws in the United States on the immigration process for young people who entered the country when they were not of legal age.
Furthermore, consider that there are no two DACA cases with similar criminal records, which is why we offer you personalized attention that allows us to study your situation to obtain the best response and develop the best strategies that allow us to guide you in the appropriate way in order to obtain your DACA permit.
Consult with an expert attorney in the DACA program and criminal defense
DACA is not a law, but a program, which is subject to constant changes in USCIS immigration laws, so if you have been involved in a legal conflict before your first application or your DACA renewal, the ideal is to consult with an expert lawyer in the area as soon as possible to guide you on whether it may affect your application process.
Kannan Law has immigration lawyers with knowledge of criminal defense who can help you with the elimination of your criminal record as long as you meet the necessary conditions so that in this way, it cannot affect under any criteria or concept your granting of protection under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program. Contact us right now to discuss your case
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Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.Frequently Asked Questions
How can a criminal record affect my DACA application?
A criminal record can significantly affect the approval of your DACA application or its renewal. Certain convictions, such as felonies, significant misdemeanors, or multiple misdemeanors, may lead to your application being denied. It is important to have a specialized attorney advise you on how to address your criminal record to maximize your chances of approval.
What can I do if I have a criminal record and want to apply for DACA?
If you have a criminal record, it is essential to consult with an attorney specializing in immigration and criminal defense. The attorney can evaluate your situation, analyze your criminal history, and determine if you may be eligible to request the expungement or modification of certain charges. This could improve your chances of obtaining or renewing DACA.
What type of criminal charges can disqualify me from DACA?
Criminal charges that may disqualify you from DACA include felony convictions, significant misdemeanors, or multiple misdemeanors. Crimes related to drugs, violence, or sexual crimes are examples of significant offenses that could affect your eligibility. It is essential to consult with an attorney to understand how your criminal record may affect your application.
What steps should I take to renew my DACA permit if I have a criminal record?
If you have a criminal record, you should consult with a specialized attorney before beginning the renewal process. The attorney will review your criminal history and provide you with advice on how to proceed. They can also help you prepare your application and make sure you submit all the necessary documentation.
How can Kannan Law help me in my adjustment of the immigration status process?
Kannan Law has experienced immigration and criminal defense attorneys who can provide you with personalized advice for your DACA and criminal record case. The team will analyze your situation, inform you of available options, and work to develop effective strategies that maximize your chances of obtaining or renewing your DACA permit.