Legal Question in Immigration Law in Pennsylvania

Re: Arrested

The most important question is not whether you were arrested but what is your conviction. It is also important to know when your were convicted, wheter you entered a plea and the date of that plea. You should get an immigration attorney that deals with deportation/removal issues before you continue your immigration planning.

Re: Arrested

You haven't provided enough information. You should contact an immigration lawyer before you file for adjustment of status. You must divulge all arrests & convictions on your application and provide INS with all final dispostions. Depending on what you were convicted of i.e. felony or misdemeanor, & possible sentence and your basis of immigrating, you could be barred from immigrating or you could require the approval of a waiver or pardon before immigrating. Pardons are only available in close familial situations.