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Few crime victims helped by visa law OK'd in 2000 - Page 2

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02-10-2009, 07:06 PM
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Did adding the black make the crime any worse?
Nope, just adding detail to the story. I didn't mean to sound offensive. Sorry 0_0
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....also, when an eligible applicant files an application, they can request to include derivative beneficiaries, but there are stipulations to whom can be a derivative. you might wanna check with a competent attorney about whether your family would be able to file. in my personal opinion, attempted robbery and fraud aren't unconscionable crimes that would make some one approve your application. if you read the list that quaker posted, some of those crimes are a somewhat more severe than almost getting robbed by black guys (no offense ...).

again, you should check with a competent lawyer.
Yeah,the technical & legal definition of a "Crime" as it is interpreted by USCIS is what excludes most folk from taking advantage of this Legalization program.

Oh well,there is always France I guess.
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