will I be arrested?

["a"l"e"x"]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? New York

I think that I have a warrant for my arrest in New York State issued by Brooklyn Supreme Court IDV Part (the Judge wants to see me). Can I arrive to the USA from Europe to another state (in Georgia for example) and not to be arrested?
And how I can get an information if I really have a warrant or not?
Thank you.

 

[Just Blue]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? New York

I think that I have a warrant for my arrest in New York State issued by Brooklyn Supreme Court IDV Part (the Judge wants to see me). Can I arrive to the USA from Europe to another state (in Georgia for example) and not to be arrested?
And how I can get an information if I really have a warrant or not?
Thank you.

Call and see if there is a warrent for your arrest.

 

["a"l"e"x"]

Call and see if there is a warrent for your arrest.

To whom I have to call? to the Court? Police?

 

[Isis1]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? New York

I think that I have a warrant for my arrest in New York State issued by Brooklyn Supreme Court IDV Part (the Judge wants to see me). Can I arrive to the USA from Europe to another state (in Georgia for example) and not to be arrested?
And how I can get an information if I really have a warrant or not?
Thank you.

yes, you can be arrested in ANY state once the US finds out you have a warrant for your arrest.

you can determine if you have a warrant by calling the court where the warrant was issued and speak to the clerk.

 

["a"l"e"x"]

yes, you can be arrested in ANY state once the US finds out you have a warrant for your arrest.

you can determine if you have a warrant by calling the court where the warrant was issued and speak to the clerk.

I just called to them. They said that "we do not give this information over the phone". I have to came personally.

 

[Banned_Princess]

I just called to them. They said that "we do not give this information over the phone". I have to came personally.

No they certainly dont.

Try the sherif's office.

 

[Isis1]

I just called to them. They said that "we do not give this information over the phone". I have to came personally.

wow. okay....then you can hire an attorney in NY to go to court for you to find out.

 

["a"l"e"x"]

No they certainly dont.

Try the sherif's office.

No. The Sheriff's office said that it's not they business.

 

[stealth2]

Well, then... hire a lawyer to find out.

 

[SarieKay]

Some courts have their case information on line, some courts charge to access this, some don't. You can try looking it up that way. If it is on line and available for viewing, you should be able to search by your name or the case number, then view the minutes and actions, that will tell you if you have a warrant. But, not all courts do this, and again, some charge. It is worth a try.

You can research this by putting the court name (ie: "my county superior court") and see if there are any returns.