can a ins pick some up for having a dwi 2yrs after doing community service?
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I believe that having a felony is grounds for deportation if someone is not a citizen of the United States.  Driving under the influence is a felony.  Non-citizens who commit felonies are usually required to serve their sentence here in the U.S. before being deported so it is not unusual for someone to be picked up by INS after they have finished their sentence (in this case, community service).
626576
Contact you local Department of Family and Children Services.  You normally have to take classes as part of the application.
514579
Go to the local PD and have them run you through NCIC. I would do it but it violates the NCIC rules and I could loose my access.
543199
Try http://www.ssdi.rootsweb.com/
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if it's been longer than 5 years since you got out of the service just fax a copy of your dd2214 and a completed SF-180 to the VA in St. Louis. if you have any problems with this just ask me, i do this for soldiers in my battalion 5-6 times a week
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You should consult the INS about this. They may be able to help you.
61634
they have some different laws, so you might not want to do that. You would probably have to be retrained in their law system.
992596
Yes You can contact your local police or social services and they can help you
972322
you have two years of eligibility left.
39403
Look at the summons you received. There should be info on it about how to contact them in the event that you are unable to serve or no longer reside in that state.
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They will always be there. Even if it's 20 years back or more. It will never leave you and it shouldn't. Don't operate a vehicle while you are impaired.
1007684
joining the service may help if it's not too serious (my exp.). And I believe you could petition the judge, again on the severity of the crime, and usually it would probably be your first, and last brainless crime.
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This happened to me last December.  I wound up in ICU.  What to do about my disabled/non-driver husband, the house, getting around etc.  The Hospital I was in sent a Case Manager (an RN with Social Services training etc) to visit me in.  She really helped.  I could not believe the amount of available services in my area.  There are Catholic Charities, Jewish Chariles, Lutheran Charities,  none of whom care what (or if) your religion is.  There is a low/no fee medical or seniors transportation service.  The list went on and on.  If you have the $ or not, services are available.   Hopefully,  so are REAL friends!!
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You need to check with the clerks office at the court house.  They normally will be able to direct you to a room withing the court house where they have an approved list of those places where and the type of , community service can be performed.\n\nJust call your local court house, or better yet, take a drive over on Monday and talk to someone in person, it's easier that way.
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Do a google search on the INS in your area. (Immigration and Naturalization Services)
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yep.  conviction is treated like a level 5 dwi conviction.  aiding and abetting is a common law crime and applies to any crime in n.c.
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Yes, but it's not called either DUI or OUIL.  The old law was OUIL, but since September 2003, it is now properly called an "OWI," meaning "operating while intoxicated."\n\nAn OWI is a misdemeanor unless charged as a third offense within 10 years, in which case it's a felony.  \n\nAn OWI carries:\n--30 days suspended license/150 days restricted license (automatic), plus $125 reinstatement fee\n--Up to 93 days in jail\n--Fines of at least $100 up to $500, plus court costs\n--Probation up to 2 years\n--Up to 360 hours community service\n--$1,000.00 "driver responsibility fee" to secretary of state for two years\n\nThe "lesser offense" of OWVI (operating while visibly impaired) is also a misdemeanor and is also considered a "drunk driving" charge.  The penalties for OWVI are:\n--90 days restricted license (automatic)\n--Up to 93 days in jail\n--Fines of up to $300, plus court costs\n--Probation up to 2 years\n--Up to 360 hours community service\n--$500.00 "driver responsibility fee" to secretary of state for two years\n\nFor more information, visit http://www.owidefenselaw.com/laws/first_offense_michigan_dui.html\n\nWilliam Maze