Have you been a green card holder for over 5 years but had a domestic violence arrest? Are you thinking of applying for U.S. citizenship?

Do NOT apply without consulting an immigration attorney.

In this video, Attorney Sonu Lal of Gehi and Associates explains why seeking legal advice is critical:

You may misunderstand the outcome of your arrest

Even a dismissed charge could affect your application

Applying without evaluation could lead to citizenship denial—or worse

An experienced immigration attorney can assess your case, explain the risks, and guide you on when (or if) it’s safe to apply for naturalization.

For more personalized advice on immigrant and non-immigrant work visas, family and work green cards, or other immigration inquiries and applications, book a FREE CONSULTATION session with our immigration attorneys today. Call +1(718)263-5999 or visit www.gehilaw.com/bookfreeconsultation.
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