Gus Fountas – Las Vegas Citizenship Lawyer | Testimonials
One client applied for US citizenship but was denied for a 1990 offense where he was involved in a hit and run which left the victim with injuries. The hit and run at the time was considered a crime involving moral turpitude.
If one is convicted of a crime involving moral turpitude within the first 5 years of entry as a lawful permanent resident and the possible jail time can be one year then the person is deportable.
My client was placed in removal proceedings, he was granted the waiver because he has since turned his life around and led a crime free life, he has a wife and children. He was given a second chance and can now re-apply for US citizenship.
Gus Fountas, Citizenship Attorney in Las Vegas
Fountas & Associates - Las Vegas Immigration Lawyers
3340 Pepper Lane, Suite 103
Las Vegas, NV Clark Co. 89121
Phone: 866-375-9039
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