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Hi everyone,
I’m currently the beneficiary in the K-1 visa process and we have already received our NOA1. I have a concern about my criminal record in Portugal.

I was convicted of simple damage and attempted theft, with a suspended sentence of 3 years and 9 months, which ends in January next year (2026).
It’s important to clarify that I was not the direct author of the acts, but was indirectly involved because I was dating the person who committed the crimes. Still, I received this suspended sentence.
Since then, I have never had any further issues with the law.

I’d like to know if anyone has experienced something similar or knows of such cases, and if this could lead to a K-1 visa denial, especially on “moral turpitude” grounds.
I’m wondering if, since it wasn’t a violent offense and the sentence is suspended, there’s still a good chance of approval.

Thank you so much for any guidance!

 

 
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