I was convicted of a felony in 2012 ( sex offender level 1) and I am not a U.S. Citizen. Will I get deported.

The crime for which you have been convicted could very well be a deportable offense. DHS can deport any deportable foreign national at any time;...

I have been charged with misdemeanor larceny. I can't afford an attorney and waived my right to a public defender.

I don't understand why you refused a court appointed attorney. You could ask him or her these very same questions.

Will they question him about this??

Yes, USCIS wants to see documentation for the entire marital period, e.g. joint bank account statements for the entire period of the marriage-not...

Am I eligible for cap exempt for H1B?

Whether you are cap exempt depends on who you work for. What particular cap applies to you depends on your educational background. H-1B...

It means you've violated the terms of your probation; it's probably not paying the fees. Find out for sure before the court date. Consider...

On probation and recently got arrested on another charge. Do I contact my PO or a lawyer first?

Lawyer. Your own lawyer is the only person you can be sure will be in your corner 100%.

I'm assuming your concern is whether because of the disorderly conduct violation you're inadmissible to the U.S. as a returning Lawful Permanent...

What happened to Criminal Record, if the case is dropped or rejected by the party who was pressing charges

I write only to emphasize what Attorney Blair already mentioned: trying to get someone to "drop the charges" could be construed as witness...

What happen if principle benificer death?

He may be eligible under 204(l), if he or another derivative was residing in the United States. He would still have to meet all other eligibility...

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Im in process of getting a green card but have a criminal record, if i get my record dismissed will it still count against me?

It depends on what you were convicted of. An immigration attorney will be able to tell you whether your convictions are grounds of inadmissibility...