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crayzee | 20:46 Thu 14th May 2009 | Travel
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In 1984 I was found guilty of "fraud" ( a company fiddle ) and fined �175. In 1988 I was found guilty of assault and fined �450. are these classed as serious offences ?. Considering the small amount of money paid in fines and the years that have past, will I still have to go to the American embassy and apply for a visa or can I just set off to the U.S.A. for a fortnights holiday ?. Thank you.
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Fraud is moral turpitude therefore yes you should go to the US Embassy. However given the amount of time that has elapsed even if the recent rumours about sharing records are true, yours won't be there. So my guess is you'd be OK

Assault is not (generally) moral turpitude and you can ignore it.
20:52 Thu 14th May 2009
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in 1980 i got arrested and charged for burgalry just got back from us last week. i initially made appointment for a visa then decided to take a chance phoned and cancelled my appointment. filled in esta no probs filled out form on plane answered the questions at imigration had fingerprints took got in no trouble.
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