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Can you travel to the US with outstanding DUI fines?

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∙ 12y ago

Updated: 10/21/2022

Yes

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Can you travel to the US with a felony DUI conviction?

Yes?

Can you travel to a foreign country after DUI conviction?

You can travel to some foreign countries after a DUI conviction, but it varies according to the country. You cannot enter Canada from the US with a DUI conviction.

Can a person with a DUI record enter US?

just DUI....yes they can

I like to travel outside the USA with travel documentbut what im afraid is that reentering A couple years ago a had a charge DUI and went to jail Having this kinda history can i reenter US easily?

DUI charges are not reported to Interpol or U.S. Customs. You should have no problem returning to the United States.

I like to travel outside the USA with travel documentbut what im afraid is that reentering A couple years ago a had a charge DUI and went to jail Having this kinda history can i reenter US easily-?

If your DUI charge was dismissed 2 years ago, you shouldn't have a problem re-entering. DUI charges aren't a felony in some states. Check with the state you are entering to make sure.

Is a DUI considered a drug offense in Ohio?

A DUI is a drug offense anywher in the us

Can you renew your US passport outside of the US if you have an outstanding warrant in the US?

It is possible as long as your name is not publicized under the central name checking system where law enforcements put the names of the no travel or no fly persons.

Can you get a job in England if you have a DUI in the US?

no you have to have one there

Is Canada the only country that US citizens can't visit if you have a DUI?

No, No countries currently have rules for people with DUIs. You are able to travel anywhere in the world with a passport and in some places a visa.

Can you get a passport if you were convicted with a DUI and your native?

In the US - yes.

If you had a DUI in the us would you still be aluod to drive into Canada?

If your license has been suspended or revoked as a result of the DUI - you would be driving illegally in both the US and in Canada.

I would like to travel outside the US with travel document A couple years ago a had a charge DUI and went to jail Having this kinda?

...... Having this kinda history... Would it cos me problem reentering USA. Im a green card holder.

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