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I (us citizen) have a petty theft crime, will it hurt my husband applying for a greencard?

Long story short, I made a terrible mistake in college and stole from Macy’s. Got a letter in the mail, paid a fine/restitution and attended a class and it’s been expunged(bad friends, and convinced me to take 90 dollar blouse...so stupid)

Fast forward 5 years later, my husband is applying for his greencard using me as his sponsor and I’m terrified my mistakes could have a negative impact on the process. We both have careers, and his record is squeaky clean. Anyone have any similar experiences?

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