Got A DUI? Can I File Form N-400 For U.S. Citizenship?
I Filed Form N-400 For U.S. Citizenship, And I Have A DUI.
In the best-case scenario, an individual with a DUI may be able to naturalize. However, in the worst-case scenario, an individual with a DUI can be placed in removal proceedings and deported. The likelihood of being placed in removal proceedings increases if there are aggravated circumstances associated with the DUI. Also, if the individual has multiple DUI offenses.
Do You Have A DUI On Your Record When You Are Applying For United States Citizenship?
The most helpful thing you can do if you have a DUI but wish to naturalize is to consult with an immigration lawyer before you file your Naturalization Application with USCIS. The knowledgeable and experienced immigration attorneys at the Law Offices of Dizengoff and Yost are happy to offer a free consultation.
Can I Apply For Citizenship With A DUI?
If you are considering naturalizing but have a DUI, we can answer your questions and address your concerns. We can also provide you with quality legal representation if you have a DUI and want to apply for naturalization and become a United States citizen. Contact our Philadelphia immigration law firm immediately for a free phone consultation regarding your interest in becoming a US citizen.
📍 In Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1117 E Passyunk Ave
Philadelphia, PA 19147
267-223-5862
If you’ve been charged with a DWI, reach out to our Hammonton, New Jersey law office. We’re here to protect your rights and fight for the best outcome possible. We’re proud to also serve New Jersey residents from our office at
📍 In Hammonton, New Jersey
3 N Egg Harbor Rd
Hammonton, NJ 08037
609-813-1666
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Applying For U.S. Citizenship With A DUI On Your Record
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