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i was given a ticket for selling cigarettes to underage in Dallas. Went to the court and paid the fine. i am on f1. officer has taken my Drivers license information before he gave me ticket. Am i going to face problems at port of entry? is there any thing i can do to avoid deportion at port of entry?
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How were you selling the cigarettes? On the street? Or were you working (unlawfully)? You need to speak with an immigration attorney asap. It’s unlikely a ticket would show up in the system to prevent you from entering the US, but this could affect future applications.Originally posted by preeth View PostComment
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1 dont worryComment
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You should consult a good lawyer, I don't say DONT WORRYComment
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my friend had a similar situation. just pay the fine thats it.Comment
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Avoid going through Chicago.. I know couple of my friends were deported. I would avoid going outside states.. If you have to go, try from DC or NY..Comment
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No...........................Comment
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You must consult a lawyer and it will take time to get off from your records...Don't travel outside untill the case is completed....I know the people who were in same situation, they waited for more than two years and they are fine now...One guy traveled before the case closed and got deported.... all is for your info..Act according to your lawyer..no issuesComment
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Try Atlanta.. The safest one, if you ask me..Comment
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Try to clear the case with a lawyer. Paying fine makes you guilty and you may be questioned even during H1 stamping. Travel with caution and avoid Chicago.Comment
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It is just class c misdemeanor in texas .. Speeding tickets also same class .. I said dont worry because i know some Texas law ..Comment
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The immigration officials at port of entry knows if it is on your record., try to clear the record first, then take chance to go out of country.Comment
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