phatmendus wrote:
> I could risk getting through on the waiver form and, i might add,
> without lying as my crime is not one of moral turpitude, however due to
> my arrest in the USA, they have my finger prints, which I am thinking
> would pull up my arrest when i get my prints done on entry to the US,
> therefore risking being sent back.
I'm not sure that the ports of entry are set up to check (by name let
alone fingerprints) if people who enter the US have ever been arrested
in the US (on non-federal charges at least). That would require that
local police departments report to the feds all aliens they arrest.
Local PDs make a point to not check the immigration status of the aliens
they arrest (that'd be "racist", since they're virtually all Mexican
illegals). But you being European, you may not enjoy the privileges
granted to the wetbacks.
However, I read that border agents have information on outstanding warrants.
> I could apply for a visa to cover myself, but due to the nature of the
> embassy I may risk being refused, which would be a nightmare, and with
> that having my passport and record marked perminently.
And that would also happen if they turned you away at the port of entry.
So, you've got nothing to lose by going with the waiver option. |
