What do I do?: I consulted an immigration lawyer for my AOS, in which i paid for Form I-131 and form I -130 and work Authorization . My form I-131 was returned because the wrong form was filled and submitted by the immigration lawyer in July. They said they will fill and submit the corrected Form I-131. Fast forward to November after my interview on September, my lawyer says I should fill and submit with fees for my form I-131 that it was rejected again and the fees was not returned. I asked why I didn't get a correspondence from USCIS from the Receipt to why my corrected form was still rejected and the fee not returned. They have failed to give me a reason says there was no correspondence to that effect. Am wondering why I didn't get any addressed to me from USCIS. And the law firm wants me to either accept to re- apply and pay the fees while the old fee will be forfeited or not pay and still not get my money back as a result of their negligence or mistake. Please advice
Thomas’s answer: Well sir, or madam if your aos was approved you dont need a travel document. the green card is the travel document. I 131 take about three years. so dont waste your time or money on that. t6m esparza
Can a permanent resident still be admissible back into US from international travel with misdemeanors under new administration?:
Can a permanent resident still be admissible back into the US with the following list of misdemeanors, all five years ago and older
-Resisting Arrest/transportation, class A misdemeanor, convicted guilty, completed probation/10 days served in jail
-Trespass, class C misdemeanor, convicted guilty, 10 days served in jail
-Theft (listed as larceny), class B misdemeanor, convicted guilty, completed p
-Unadjudicated in Controlled substance case, court states 'barred from prosecution, unadjudicated', does this count as a conviction for immigration purposes?
Thomas’s answer: Sir, you should not travel. the cocaine possession and the theft are enough to get you put in removal proceedings. do not admit to anything on either of those. buy the complete copies of the criminal records and goo see a Houston attorney
Would my parents be able to cross an internal checkpoint with only the I-797 receipt notice from the I-130?: About a two months ago, I submitted 1-130 for my parents and one week later we received through mail the I-797c receipt notice and my question would be if that form would suffice to go through the Falfurrias Internal Checkpoint without any problems.
Thomas’s answer: No absolutely not. Unless they have a valid permit to be in the USA a receipt is only the first step. It is not a permit,