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benngetich

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Jun 18, 2019
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Hi,

I was convicted of fraud use / possession of identifying info, a 2nd degree felony in Texas. This is the only conviction on my record which I did 2 years.I did no harm to anyone.
I had in my possession 4 IDs. In Canada it is Identity theft an indictable offense punishable by a maximum of 5 years.
Having 4 IDs for different people, does it mean I could be charged with 4 counts of identity theft? meaning a total of 20 years maximum punishment and therefore I would be unable to qualify for deemed rehabilitation by passage of time i.e. 10 years from the end of all sentencing ?

Can I be deemed rehabilitated since 10 years has almost passed?And with regards to immigration, can I qualify for a spousal visa?
 
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