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Recently, there has been growing anxiety among permanent residents with criminal records. Immigration law divides crimes into three types, and depending on the type, whether or not they maintain their status can vary. For example, while common crimes such as DUI or simple assault do not significantly affect permanent resident status, crimes such as domestic violence or immigration fraud can lead to deportation proceedings, in which case you are only given one opportunity to apply for a waiver at the deportation hearing. On the other hand, if it is a serious crime such as murder or rape, your permanent resident status will be revoked and deportation is inevitable. You do not necessarily need to worry about having a criminal record. Depending on the crime, there are ways to adjust the nature of the record or deal with it by applying for a waiver. It is important to accurately determine what type of criminal record you have and to receive advice from an immigration attorney to prepare an appropriate response. James S. Hong Law Offices of James S. Hong https://jameshonglaw.com/