46 year old conviction - inadmissible ?
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Re: 46 year old conviction - inadmissible ?
Your father is inadmissible for travel under the VWP. So if he wants to visit the USA legally, he needs a B2 visa (and almost certainly a waiver of ineligibility too). But much better to do that than continue using the VWP illegally.
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Re: 46 year old conviction - inadmissible ?
In the United Kingdom, amphetamines are regarded as Class B drugs. The maximum penalty for unauthorized possession is five years in prison and an unlimited fine. The maximum penalty for illegal supply is 14 years in prison and an unlimited fine
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Re: 46 year old conviction - inadmissible ?
Pretty serious stuff. But also a long time ago. The illicit VWP activity is likely to be just as (if not more) problematic, depending on how recent it has been.
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Re: 46 year old conviction - inadmissible ?
I would be shitting myself going through immigration, perhaps a few amphetamines would help calming someone down.
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Re: 46 year old conviction - inadmissible ?
Seems like you might need a straight jacket in addition to the diaper cos amphetamines give you energy so I have been told
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Re: 46 year old conviction - inadmissible ?
Amphetamines (aka Purple Hearts) were the drug of choice back in the sixties and everyone was using them casually. It is currently a Class B drug in the UK, but at the time of the offence Amphetamines were on the US Schedule III, but were moved to Schedule II in 1971 (5 years after the offence). Not sure if it makes much difference.
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Re: 46 year old conviction - inadmissible ?
A B2 visa is a tourist visa.
Your father is inadmissible for travel under the VWP. So if he wants to visit the USA legally, he needs a B2 visa (and almost certainly a waiver of ineligibility too). But much better to do that than continue using the VWP illegally.
Your father is inadmissible for travel under the VWP. So if he wants to visit the USA legally, he needs a B2 visa (and almost certainly a waiver of ineligibility too). But much better to do that than continue using the VWP illegally.
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Re: 46 year old conviction - inadmissible ?
Amphetamines (aka Purple Hearts) were the drug of choice back in the sixties and everyone was using them casually. It is currently a Class B drug in the UK, but at the time of the offence Amphetamines were on the US Schedule III, but were moved to Schedule II in 1971 (5 years after the offence). Not sure if it makes much difference.
How dare you claim that
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Re: 46 year old conviction - inadmissible ?
People lie... parents especially so! People also minimize!
Number 1. is simplest, cheapest and seems to be working (despite me being demonized for even having the thought of him doing it)
That said then, I'm stepping back from this thread. You know what his options are.
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Re: 46 year old conviction - inadmissible ?
James,
No one on this forum is going to tell you it's OK to lie to immigration officials, or to lie on any immigration forms. You came here asking for advice, you've been given the advice. Whatever your father chooses to do with that advice is up to him.
I think all the options are out there, and the OP knows them, and his father can now decide what to do.
Thread closed.
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No one on this forum is going to tell you it's OK to lie to immigration officials, or to lie on any immigration forms. You came here asking for advice, you've been given the advice. Whatever your father chooses to do with that advice is up to him.
I think all the options are out there, and the OP knows them, and his father can now decide what to do.
Thread closed.
Rene
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