Can i go to vegas with a criminal record




















The United States also treats a Conditional Discharge as a conviction. Even withdrawn charges remain in the law enforcement database, and may lead to problems at the border. This means that any person who has had a charge withdrawn should be prepared to produce proof of the withdrawal when they attempt to enter the United State. If you committed an offense but were never convicted you could still be denied entry to the United States. There are also examples of people being prevented from visiting the country when they had made prior public acknowledgements of illegal drug use and those statements ended up in their FBI or RCMP record.

You should also realize that U. Customs and Border Protection officers are federal agents and enforce U. State laws are different. Just because the state you are trying to enter has legalized pot means does not mean the border protection considers the possession or use of pot OK. If you admit to using drugs you can be turned away.

If you are caught with possession of marijuana you can be arrested. Customs and Border Protection access to police reports from across Canada. Login Join. Last Post. Posted by Davejones23 Budding Member 2 posts 1y Star this if you like it! Posted by leics2 Travel Guru posts 1y 1 Star this if you like it! Posted by leics2 Travel Guru posts 1y Star this if you like it! If you risk it and are found out, you could risk being banned almost indefinitely as well as being sent home on your personal dime.

The consulate cannot advise you on these, and you are personally responsible for being aware of your specific case. If you are unsure, I would encourage you to consult a lawyer. Many offer free consultations before signing you on as a client, so you can ask around and get some immigration advice free of charge.

If you cannot answer yes to that question, you will require a full-blown visa to enter the US let alone Las Vegas! It is better to be honest and hope the Consular agent is in a pleasant mood and thinks very little of your crimes. You can find the nearest one to you through this site — USEmbassy. Often you will have an interview before being allowed to enter the US, so this is the time to plead your case and let them know your good intentions.

You just want a weekend in Vegas! Live and let live! You may also need to explore a d 3 form but you ought to consult a lawyer that can advise on your specific crime and situation. The legal documents petition and order are prepared with arrest information as reflected on your criminal history SCOPE.

You cannot proceed without this information. I have my criminal history. How do I know if my record is sealable? If a final disposition is not reflected on SCOPE, you should get documentation from the court of jurisdiction or arresting agency. Now that you have a final disposition, you can determine if your record is sealable by reviewing the statutory criteria for sealing of records.

See Statutory Requirements.



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