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theft on a criminal record, can i get a usa visa

i am currently applyin for coaching jobs in usa, i i have a theft charge on my CRB, it was aginst my mom when she tried 2 spite me, what are my chances of getting a USA visa., i got a visa last year in may, i got chargerd da day b4 n it didnt stop me then, but now what would my chances be, im 20,


ollie123  Wed 21/05/08 18:12
dzug
Wed 21/05/08
22:44
Well isn't the visa you got last May still valid? They are normally multiple entry and last 10 years. Why do you need another one?

The coaching job maybe - do you need a different type? If so you are back to square 1. You could also be turned down for the job on the same grounds BTW.

And what sort of coaching job? If it's a proper paid one rather than a student exchange I doubt if you would get a visa anyway, criminal record or not. US working visas are next to impossible to get for UK citizens.

I'd say your chances are slim - but you can only tell for certain by paying your $100 or whatever to find out.
munchie63
Sun 01/06/08
13:21
I'm guessing last years visa was a work visa, and that you're looking to coach kids footy for the summer ?

last years application would have gone through ignoring the caution, as you were only charged the day before you applied and nothing would have been on your CRB.

Sorry, and I'm only guessing, but with lots of applicants applying for these summer jobs, the CRB report will prevent you from getting another 3month work visa.
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