Misdemeanor A - want to travel outside the U.S. & come back

[dgandhi]

I was charged Misdemeanor A for domestic violence (recklessly causes physical injury to another person). I was arrested for 2 days and came out on bail. Later I was given 2 years of unsupervised court probation by court. I am in my first year of probation yet. I have to go out of the United States for personal reasons and come back in 4 weeks. I am a permanent resident (Green Card) since 2011. I am leaving my family here as all of us cannot leave at this time.

 

Will I have problem entering at port of entry when I return back to the United States after 4 weeks? Will the officer be able to see my criminal record as soon as I do fingerprint at port of entry? How will this affect me? Everything is sorted out and I have been punished for my deeds. Can I still be stopped/arrested or sent back to my home country based on the fact that they (port of entry officer) see my criminal record in their database? Please, please, please advice.

[t75]

Your criminal record will be known. You are unlikely to be excluded.  Carry your court documents. Advise your probation officer.  Double check with your attorney.

[dgandhi]

Thanks t75!

 

1) Can I lose my Green Card right there?

 

2) What's the likelihood that I will be sent back to my home country?

 

3) My daughter (U.S. citizen) may go and come back along with me. If I am not allowed to enter the country, can they force my daughter to leave the country also since I am the only adult taking of care of her at that time?

[t75]

Losing a GC is a very serious legal matter, infrequent, and requires a court appearance.  If you think this might be a possibility, you should talk to an immigration attorney.  Based on your original post, I believe that you are over reacting but based on your concerns, a consultation is essential.