How can I not get deported for doing a misdeanmnor that happened years ago?
You need to consult with an immigration attorney to review the entire facts of your case and advise you accordingly.
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You need to consult with an immigration attorney to review the entire facts of your case and advise you accordingly.
You can hire a different attorney if you are not satisfied with your current one.
If it has been at least 2 years and 9 months since you became a conditional resident, you can apply for naturalization by filing form N-400. You...
Don't worry about it, just focus on your interview. It will change if your adjustment application is approved.
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I agree with my colleague.
It is not impossible, depending on the entire facts of the case. If you are eligible for asylum or relief under the VAWA provisions, you can move...
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No, it will have no effect on your status and you will not get deported for that.
It is entirely up to him whether to get divorced and return to his country or remain with his spouse and pursue adjustment.
You cannot bring your parents to the US on nonimmigrant visas but you can file separate forms I-130 for them if you are a US citizen. After that,...
I agree with my colleagues. Although you did not maintain a lawful status after entry, the fact that your I-140 petition was filed by April 30,...
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