I suggest you hire an attorney to help you with this as the consequences of handling this incorrectly are disastrous.

Renewing green card with a conviction of a crime of moral turpitude and possibly naturalizing.

Its quite possible. To answer you we would need to look over your dockets from the criminal case. I suggest you get the docket and meet with an...

UK/USA immigration question for same sex partners

You can marry while on a tourist visa. Applying for adjustment of status in your case though would be fraudulent, it seems. Speak to an immigration...

Can a marriage fraud allegation be overcome with I-751 hardship waiver since you don't have to prove good faith marriage?

Again, you cannot resolve your case here on avvo, even if you post a million questions about every aspect of it... You need someone to handle your...

If US deports me by denying my I-751 waiver application, can they send me to another country instead of my own??

Hi again. Really, instead of asking a million questions on Avvo, you really need to make an appointment and ask all of your questions in person...

You really need to get an attorney. This is a long process and it seems you want to get it right so speak to some attorneys and pick someone that...

Are there any lawyers familiar with appealing the Adam Walsh act after a denial?

These cases involve a lot of work, which is why it is ideal to work with an attorney from the get go, to avoid the time crunch. I suggest you speak...

My fiance and I live together (2 yrs). What's the "best" way to process his status change? We'll just marry at the courthouse.

Once you get married, if there are no obstacles such as criminal history or prior immigration issues, you can petition for his green card. This is...

How do you prove an intent of good faith marriage when you married? Especially with I-751 Waiver?

Yes, your ex seems to have been posting on Avvo about your situation. I suggest you hire an attorney to lead you through the I-751 waiver process....

Time to receive EAD / Advance Parole

Unfortunately, we can only reiterate USCIS estimated processing times. Do things take longer or can they happen sooner? Yes. There is no "always"...

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