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#ImmigrationLawOnYourSide: Redefining Good Moral Character - What It Means for Your Naturalization · PHLV Radio

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Speaker 1: Reef's Immigration Law Group now brings you immigration law on
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your side.
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Speaker 2: All right, Hawaii, and welcome to another immigration law on
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your side right here at pH l V Radio at
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it puts at in Amaten from Reeve's Immigration Law Group
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Macababay and young and redefining good moral character pattern. You
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know when we were in school pating maritime it's a
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good moral character. Otherwise mapatagog is atting Guidance Council or
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what it means for your naturalization? Yeah, don't focused. Not
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in a young immigration law on your side. We'll be
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discussing an important new USCIS policy Memorandum Naslama in August
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fifteenth restoring a rigorous, holistic and comprehensive good moral character
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evaluation standard for naturalization applicants. What does this mean for
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immigrants seeking US citizenship? I think immigration expert from Reef's
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Immigration Law Group attorney flow me have your attorneyhan.
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Speaker 3: At very timely and.
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Speaker 4: Labasa inmibition policy as you mentioned was fifteen langant it's
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a good moral character at the Pilipinas pentire subject additional
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subject with g m r C good moral character and
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right Kanda.
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Speaker 3: Yeah policy and U s squayo heart.
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Speaker 4: Bring us back to the original spirit elate moral character
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and s G m C for citizenship or naturalization, so
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instead not land applicant if they were out of trouble, U,
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s C I S are there as you mentioned, Krina
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instructed to see.
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Speaker 3: The holistic approach.
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Speaker 4: No, you know, as a United States in terms of
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Canelian community contributions, family responsibilities, malaak, we have education, employment
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and overall conduct in determining in good moral character in
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your and Memahan also ensures applicante in the UH criminal
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acts at Kaliman Mero criminal activities in the past, rehabilitate
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now the rehabilitation at para support and good moral character.
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Speaker 2: Attorney, remind us again before we go further, because this
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is going to be a very very spirited conversation. I'm sure,
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Madame questions Attorney noting later on, but remind us first,
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attorney and requirements general requirements you know before one can
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apply for naturalization.
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Speaker 4: That's really a good start in Johanna, nothing because we
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keep on advising our clients to fail their naturalization already,
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because once they become a citizen, they will be treated
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as such. And of course on top of being a
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citizen UH corresponding obligations and rights, right to vote, the
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right to jury, and right to a federal positions or
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job the federal in offered a federal government and also
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federmcdual citizen.
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Speaker 3: We always advise our Kambabayan.
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Speaker 4: Natural citizens at the same time, it could maintain Filipino citizenship.
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Now it's AMAR requirements of costcal and below over it.
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In Pokyo, the have Partama pak file naturalization Una paraloa.
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Speaker 3: I drink holder in Nagaio for either three or five years.
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Speaker 4: Three years spoke I married to a citizen and have
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been married for three years that US citizen and holder
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for three years the same time.
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Speaker 3: And drink through marriage.
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Speaker 4: You can apply five years thereafter, but in fact you
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can apply three months in advance with para UH maybe
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an opportunity that an immigration for the interview right so
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union union paralawa requirements and then centering physical presence important
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among a Kababay and nothing now mamma businesses.
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Speaker 3: Or properties or they are into.
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Speaker 4: Something Pilipinas nagara and a laga you know or businesses
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so kelan and physical presence at least half of the time. NASA,
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United States Silla and then of course residents Trito right.
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And then let's say, uh, Las Vegas, you just arrived,
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you just rather transferred residents from the bay area to
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the last to Las Vegas.
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Speaker 3: Then you have to wait for at least three months. Uh.
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Speaker 4: And then klan the provision POCON English Language examination which
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is very basic, reading and writing, very elementary and one sentence.
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That's why samakababa nothing in the Panag profile. There's also
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a discussion right under administration that they will make the
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examination more difficult, right, very elementary about one sentence reading,
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one sentence writing, Nila. There's discussion muss muss my maga
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essay or main manga discussion about the civic tests in
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the LAM very basic, so of course asaid from the
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English efficiency and.
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Speaker 3: Civic test where you have to.
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Speaker 4: Pass six out of the tenth questions, so no one
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hundred questions, but they only ask ten questions and you
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need to pass at least six six. And then attachment
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to the Constitution uh that you're willing to defend and
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support the constitution sola and in fact in a conditional
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up and on a you a good moral character in
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gm GMC, which is la man within that time frame
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and applied right, let's say three years or five years
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having no good moral character? Right, although uh, not only
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within that time frame. Apply know us c I S
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also has the discuestion to look.
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Speaker 3: Beyond you three or five years. Uh, you know, good
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moral character, so you employ your require general requirements.
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Speaker 2: So turning focusing on the good moral character. Uh, is
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there some sort of a checklist attorney partum Uh a
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kaba Bayans who are already at this process major checklist
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though in fact, well we were having a conversation here
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at the studio memorized starts, spangled banner checks not gonna
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yeah for for citizenship attorney practical checklist and to ensure
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my good moral characters.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, you don't.
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Speaker 4: Before Nila and inclement on policy, queer, Youohan actually a
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good moral character basically in the absence not any any
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negative or negative records a guy and criminal convictions or misrepresentation.
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Speaker 3: Right, So as long as you're.
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Speaker 4: Doing your you're doing what you're doing, Uh, those you
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can actually become a US citizen already now with the
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new memo right, in the excesses of discretion, immigration also
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will consider you atugnative positive attributes I know you can
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not consider relate to you would be sustained community in
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involvement of voluntary service. So if you look at the
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naturalization form when you fill it out, are you a
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member of any group, foundation, association, organization, whether for profit
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or not. So pedemusa, I'm a member of a Catholic
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church deva, So pedimon uh.
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Speaker 3: That's already community involvement.
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Speaker 4: If you you basically contribute financial visa in Bahan, or
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do volunteer work in Bahan, or if you are a
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you know, if you have kids growing up, you volunteer
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my ptas viva or any any communities that in that
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that or any organizations rather that involves community service. So
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it's a yeah, palaa is caring for family members and
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showing responsibility at home. Right, So, so elderly to US
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citizen mother caretaker and have a care taker care giver.
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I bring them to the house spital for the check apps,
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I picked their medications, I bring them to the part
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you know, come my available time to bring them to
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the movie, et cetera. Right, So, and then plow would
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be educational achievements and work history so important to you
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and Cigaret and creyayoha maramid some applicant then let's say
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do not in deed and you know elderly nezilla, let's
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say fifty sixty, some of them do not want to
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work anymore, right, but some other other uh and and
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some of them too would be just working under the table,
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which I really discouraged that because ab become a social
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security to the mankyo. You're illegal in the US membering
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green card, so you have to decline taxes, immigation, yeah right,
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educational achievement and work history and then long residence in
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the US well with the stable law of life, so
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you must matagal And of course I'm filing taxes and
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meeting financial obligation. Although Johan uh your policy and immigration,
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there's also a question where it as you or any
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federal or local taxes that are over Jews. And and
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if you say yes, US will actually requests a proof
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that either you are making some arrangement with I su
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uh taxes that are considered over you, so before they
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can actually approve your case, but then request immigration that
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you are actually paying and substantially paying your taxes.
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Speaker 3: Over you and approving naturalization application.
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Speaker 2: Right right, and the attorney during the time that, Uh,
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those who are seeking for US aship are here in
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the United States. Uh, they're in their green card and
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life happens, you know. But I'm I'm airing Maganapaka questions
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the attorney Lavindito Attorney, I had a d u I
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five years ago, but since then, I've finished school, I've
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been working steadily and volunteer at my church. Will this
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affect my citizenship application?
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Speaker 3: That's really a good question for Johan.
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Speaker 4: Before this policy right, once you have the UI is
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considered as a negative pat or. In fact, we don't
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recommend clients to follow one hind and probation. So for example,
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today's already twenty twenty five and you committed, for example
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the u I right in twenty twenty five years, So technically, uh,
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your new policing as long as you're rehabilitated, right, or
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you do volunteer work as you mentioned Knina, you finish
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your school and then you're working steadily, volunteer church.
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Speaker 3: Basically predicant approve.
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Speaker 4: But remember in the past and the UI kelan ataposia
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and probation.
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Speaker 3: So example, not in Canina.
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Speaker 4: Let's say in a current do you I conviction in
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twenty twenty and then you fight your case, for example,
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and then a cur now court record saying that or
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conviction that you have to undergo a probation. What the
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law requires before this policy is you have to finish
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your probation. So let's say NATAPUSSMO in twenty twenty two, right,
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or let's say twenty twenty three, and then the court
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said you do probation, you do community service for three years,
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So twenty two plus two twenty two plus three is
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twenty twenty six Kappa not that tapples approbation mode, and
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you cannot apply for naturalization until your probation is done.
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Speaker 3: So basically, with this new uh what they call this new.
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Speaker 4: Policy, as long as you can show that you have
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rehabilitated and do volunteer work, you might be able to
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file for naturalization now. But of course questions are in
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Mahababayan before jumping into this advice, sal and evaluate in
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your immigration history and criminal records before filing, just to
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make sure that once you apply.
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Speaker 1: Right.
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Speaker 4: But this is a really good question for your hand
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that might be predidal applying naturalization.
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Speaker 2: That's right, that's right. And for those who have some
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questions related to the topic. But the alemans adding a
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Facebook feed or info at PHLV radio dot comedic comment data,
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SA feed Natal and we'll make sure in the Maga
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attorney Lisa and something on Diito attorney. We will take
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this opportunity to throw these questions as adding a programma
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p h l V Radio Sabo attorney. I fell behind
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on child support child support non issue years ago, but
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I've since paid everything and have a good relationship with
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my kids. Will you s C, I still hold that
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against me?
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Speaker 4: Yes, that's also another factors for your hand and showing
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good moral character. Right, self support is really taken into
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consideration in approving your naturalization. If you're not paying child
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support even in the in the passage of let's say
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outside the five years good moral character.
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Speaker 3: But now if you already pay everything, let's let's say.
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Speaker 4: Child support in twenty fifteen, that was ten years ago,
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ten years ago.
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Speaker 3: Right, uh?
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Speaker 4: And then your child or rather your powers brought each
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old support proceedings against you in court, right, and then
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felt cup behind kapa for payment. Then either werejo at
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that point or because you were depressed at the bajo first,
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let's say that baya, that's really a big factor for
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immigration to consider even as I said, outside of five
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years a good more character period. But now if even
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if you fell behind in the past, UH, and then
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you paid everything already right and have a good relationship
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with your children, that could be considered in approving your naturalization.
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Speaker 3: So there's a hope, right, makaba bay, and nothing that
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that UH.
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Speaker 4: Had failed to child to pay child support in the
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past to pay and UH to apply for naturalization now
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and there's a probability and a good probability that your
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naturalization will be approved.
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Speaker 2: Okay. So that sounds attorney like. It's an opportunity both
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as an opportunity and a warning.
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Speaker 4: Also Parayan, that's that's correctly your hands in the opportunity
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in a worry ye kumulator fast in terms of trouble
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with the law or immigration violations, you should be okay
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to file for naturalization.
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Speaker 3: In fact, it is not in that that you can
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still apply for naturalization despite what.
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Speaker 4: Your criminal records and your immigration violations as long as
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those were declared a mahaba bay and during your adjustment
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of status of BRECOD applications. What I tell clients is
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don't worry about those pasts and mistakes because immigration.
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Speaker 3: Already are part of you.
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Speaker 4: As long as you know you cleared those those criminal
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convictions and records your or misrepresentation, were able to obtain waivers.
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Speaker 3: Right.
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Speaker 4: That's why there was already an extreme veding at that point,
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and that's why Immigration U S c I s approved
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your case because of.
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Speaker 3: Your moral character and the waiver that that was approved.
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Speaker 4: So moving forward, as long as there's no other criminal
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convictions from the time of the green card to the
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application after your taking uh this should that should not
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be concerned.
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Speaker 2: Mm hmmat attorney, Attorney, the next question happened will pertain
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to one of the the best benefits and privileges once
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you become a US citizen. You you attorney. But many
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times or or some other uh non I mean immigrant
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communities U S citizen shape. Sometimes they they find these
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people a d M V or a supermarket trying to
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register people, you know, for for to vote, sometimesmily by
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mistake naka register. Attorney relates to that, Sabinadito, I was
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once registered to vote by mistake, but I never actually voted. Zabin,
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will this prevent me from becoming a citizen?
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Speaker 3: Well?
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Speaker 4: An lawful voter registration can be a conditional bar right,
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so in terms of good more character in a conditional bar,
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a permanent bar. In bar by the way, Macaba Bayan
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are those who have criminal convictions of murder aggravated felony
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claiming to be a citizen che rather includes.
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Speaker 3: Also registered in the vote right.
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Speaker 4: But as we mentioned, Karina is a conditional bar because
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in as long as you can show mistake. This is
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a really good discussion Kyoha new unlawful registration because we
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have been getting many consultations Atkanina where people just go
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to d m V and they feel out some forms
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without does almost understanding that you know they are being
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registered to vote right. Not only that the m V
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or my supermarket or public events, but also schools MA
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Kababa and Maramikumana Studia when they were students, you know
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at the university when they're turning eighteena what you call
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is personnels or or workers nansa uh municipal or the
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city hall where they provide a blank another other registration
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form Ina pasasujan and that those students sometimes they don't
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mind signing their names and probably providing their names, their address,
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the information in the sign without actually looking at the
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US citizen casimic check check backs. Don't it that they
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need to be a citizen to to register, So Maami
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Taimanababa and as we mentioned, there was a mistake in
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registering to vote, and as we mentioned, it's a convintional bar. Now,
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some of my clients who went to me was that
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when Uh, when he mistakenly registered to vote, information Siba
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like you know you're required to vote now or there
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is information about the people running for public office and
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then ala acceptadalahan and then when he checked uh he
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was actually registered to vote. And what we advised him
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to do is to contact the the wherever the voters
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registration is and to withhold or rather withdraw the registration
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and obtain a proof of wither while.
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Speaker 3: So that is what we call finally retraction. So that
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was came in very easily, Quanjur in the interview and
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Immigration approved the naturalization because of the mistake and the
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time the retraction.
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Speaker 4: The other situation a man C. Johan was that the
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same scenario Manabata. They registered to vote and then also
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there was set up some some informations about voting.
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Speaker 3: And then you find a naturalization.
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Speaker 4: Landla realized that oh I was registered to vote or
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Immigration called the attention that you know they are actually
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registered to vote. But also if they never voted and
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probably took some steps to withhold or rather withdraw the registration,
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that could also show with more character, right and above
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purpose If you look at the the the purpose of
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tuation is to vote. So if you never actually vote,
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then that shows that you know you never intended to
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vote because you are not eligible to vote. In that situation,
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it's a fifty to fifty chance that Immigration might still
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find you good more character because you did not time
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the require the the withholding or rather the withdrawal of
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the Water registration. But again it's a combination of circumstances,
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like especially if you have the case to show that
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you were a minor and then you either you studied
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uh Chase address the mosula or you had an accident
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that you after that that impairs your ability to understand
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what's going on.
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Speaker 3: So most likely you can convince Immigration.
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Speaker 4: That you still possess the moral character despite Water's registration.
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Speaker 2: All right, viewers, I don't have any criminal records, but
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I don't really volunteer either. Does that mean I don't
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have a good moral character.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, another all because you have a bit more character
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than money. And then they require non volunteering alone. It
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is not just the absence of a volunteer work. It
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also means living like average and responsible citizen.
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Speaker 3: They cannot go volunteer, uh.
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Speaker 4: Volunteer right in the parents mona, NASA whatever NASA not
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being homeless or that mean bankruptcy, you know. So it's
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not just a single act of not volunteering will make
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you uh deny the denial of your naturalization application.
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Speaker 3: But it means rather as we are saying, like living like.
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Speaker 4: An average responsible citizen, they are working lawfully of course,
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paying your taxes and supporting your family and obeying the
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law right wall and the u I wallac any criminal
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type of record convictions and traffic tickets.
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Speaker 3: Right.
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Speaker 4: It might help volunteer works, but also that's not the
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only way show good moral characters.
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Speaker 3: You're five.
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Speaker 2: I'm sure there's tons of other ways for our Kaba
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Bayans and for those seeking uh to apply for naturalization
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US for US citizenship. There's a lot of other ways
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for you to be able to uh demonstrate young in
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your good moral character young young booting Puso part adding
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Manhay and and I'm sure and just keep the conversation going. Uh.
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In the meantime, H and attorney and then young final
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advice Parasa adding Mayan uh and those who are seeking
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US citizenship and naturalization and with regards to good moral
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character attorney.
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Speaker 3: Yes, Maka bay and uh.
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Speaker 4: Nothing who are already eligible to file for naturalization to
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file one. I mean a lot of people are still anxious.
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They see a lot of social media. H shared social
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media saying that that record holders are being held at
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the airport, et cetera. Mara Mayo, citizens that consult the
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parent I Johan Uh if they are safe to travel,
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you know, outside the US, et cetera.
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Speaker 3: What I tell them is number one.
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Speaker 4: As long as you mentioned Karina, you did everything that
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you did when you applied for adjustment of status, meaning
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you disclose uh the negative informations about your innovationion history
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and criminal records or applied for a waiver and nothing
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happened after you get your your green card, right, so
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you're very clean. From the time you get your green card,
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you're you're okay to still to file for naturalization. But
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the deeds have been above into waven in in the past.
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You are so and the number two to a new
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new palace in the lavas m U s c I
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s four four years ago for four is four days ago, right,
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uh defining good moral character will are some proper instructions
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now U s c I s in terms of how
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how would the immigation officers would would evaluate inn put
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more character your documents and kalama you provide there since
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it's already been there, right, we advise some listeners not
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and it does applying for nancialization to gather documentations uh
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aside not only from from your immigration records or trouble
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with the law or criminal convictions, et cetera, but also
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your positive side as we mentioned Canina, like letters from
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community leaders, records of your volunteers, even you might paymit MO,
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Red Cross, hurricane or bag et cetera, wildfire, anything that
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that shows your your volunteer work or even financial contributions.
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Malp been Bayern again looking to Lunan and also prove
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that you're paying taxes. Right, you need to keep your
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taxes records just because it becomes handy when you go
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to the interview.
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Speaker 2: Right.
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Speaker 4: And also like in rehabilitation and karina, especially probation, if
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you completed your probation letter from your probation officer to
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put in your Mama Mama requirements from U s C I.
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Speaker 3: S Pero.
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Speaker 4: As we mentioned Karina, if you don't have anything to hide,
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it's kind of fair approach. And in evaluating good more character,
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of course, Natin, it's to stay out of trouble at smooth,
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smooth process and in your application for naturalization.
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Speaker 2: All right, slam attorneys, And if you're coming in late
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is one of the hardest topics latest top but the
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attorney before I let you go immigration updates, then patting.
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Speaker 3: At yes.
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Speaker 4: Policy and s adding social media platforms f J is
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Invation Love Group or f J is a yes inmogation
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attorney adding love Firm, Invasion Law group, social media and
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website and of course.
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Speaker 3: Johan where actually it's.
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Speaker 4: Already there that that they have to look at your
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social media account right when you're applying for an immigant
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visa slim bet in terms of looking at your social media,
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whether you're you're you know, sharing type of or supporting
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terrorist activities Randela a union in the new social media
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account right so in makababay and not ins. And if
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they're sharing you know, hate crimes et cetera, or anything
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that that will not that that that rather support any
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groups that that is they.
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Speaker 3: Call it anti American.
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