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I have one conviction in the United States in year of 1999 for an assault in the 4th degree, which has since been vacated due to rehabilitative criteria?s of the state in the United States.
Am I considered inadmissible due to this one conviction? And if so, will I be required to apply for applying for rehabilitation to over come inadmissibility.
According to the following website http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/applications/guides/5312E3.html , the table provides information for a person having two or more summary convictions, and does not provide information for a person having one summary conviction.
That is, if an assault 4th conviction in the United States is considered a summary conviction. In the United States, an assault 4th conviction is considered a misdemeanor and therefore I?m assuming it is considered to be a summary conviction in Canada.
How can I find out if this conviction is considered summary or indictable?
Please advice. Thank you very much in advance.
[20-01-2007,16:52]
[**.22.11.231]
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