Arizona DUI Law: What if I am not a United States Citizen?

If you are not a citizen of the United States, a DUI case can have serious impact on your life. In Arizona DUI cases, it is now the regular practice of Judges to read an advisory that states, in essence, that "a DUI conviction may have immigration consequences ranging from deportation, to inadmissibility into the Unites States, to denial of a citizenship application.

While we have not observed any non-citizen have any immigration trouble with a DUI thus far, it is worthwhile to consult with immigration counsel in conjunction with your DUI attorney to make sure that all of the contingencies in your case are covered.

At the Jaffe Law Firm, we can help facilitate and coordinate with an immigration attorney to ensure that all of your rights are protected in your Arizona DUI case.

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I want to personally invite you to contact me to discuss your Arizona DUI case. There is never any obligation, and most people tell me how much better and more secure they feel after we meet to discuss the options. Call me or fill out my consultation request form.

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Arizona DUI Law: What if I am not a United States Citizen?

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