In the process of immigration, I was sued for debt. Does it affect my immigration?

In some cases, it is influential. If the court does not pronounce a verdict or is not guilty in the process, it will not affect; At the same time, it should not affect the relevant fund vouchers and deposits in banks.

First, economic reasons:

This is one of the more common reasons, mainly because the applicant has the conditions to prove that he will not become a burden to the public after entering the United States, or that he is looking for a job but fails to obtain permission from the Ministry of Labor. Each visa applicant needs to prove that he has enough financial resources in different ways, or that his relatives in the United States can provide enough financial support, or that he has found a legal job in the United States, or that he has proved his financial situation in other ways.

Second, the cause of the crime. According to the US immigration law, those who violate the criminal law cannot get an entry visa to enter the United States. Only spouses and parents who are American citizens or permanent residents can be exempted from this law.

Also note that if the court may take some actions, such as restricting entry and exit. . . So it's better to solve the debt case first. Otherwise, it is easy to be rejected by the interviewer for these reasons during the interview.