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QUICK REFERENCE CHART For Determining Key Immigration ...

Immigrant Legal Resource Center QUICK REFERENCE CHART For Determining Key Immigration Consequences Of Selected california Offenses1 January 2016 For suggestions or questions about the CHART , write and see endnote 1. DEFINITION OF TERMS USC, LPR, Undocumented. In these materials, a United States citizen is referred to as a USC, a lawful permanent resident ( green card holder) is referred to as an LPR, and a person with no current lawful Immigration status is referred to as an undocumented person. For more information on these and other forms of Immigration status, see Note: Overview and Note: Relief Toolkit. Aggravated Felony (AF). This conviction generally brings the worst Immigration consequences. The AF definition at 8 USC 1101(a)(43) includes twenty-one provisions that describe hundreds of offenses, including some misdemeanors. Some but not all offenses require a sentence imposed of a year or more in order to be an AF.

Of Selected California Offenses1 January 2016 For suggestions or questions about the Chart, write chart@ilrc.org and see endnote 1. DEFINITION OF TERMS USC, LPR, Undocumented. In these materials, a United States citizen is referred to as a USC, a lawful permanent resident (“green card” holder) is referred to as an LPR, and a person with no

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