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I have an arrest on record. My case is dismissed and I did not admit guilt. Will arrest on record affect parents tourist visa?

Gintare's answer | Answered on October 23, 2013

No, your parents' visas will not be affected by this. Also, if your charges were dismissed, you do not have an arrest record.

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What happened to immigration reform?

Gintare's answer | Answered on October 23, 2013

We are very hopeful it will be passed this year and according to President Obama, it will be his top priority now! So make sure to follow the news!

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I am a green card holder since 1992,the 4 year 1 day rule applies to me. I will be eligible to apply for citizenship on aug-2016

Gintare's answer | Answered on October 22, 2013

You need to consult with experienced immigration lawyer to determine if you can already apply for your citizenship. Also, you may be able to apply...

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Thanks to Avvo

Gintare's answer | Answered on October 22, 2013

You are most welcome! And congratulations on receiving your naturalization certificate!

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If you did not have notice of the hearing, you can file your own motion to reopen for lack of notice. Immigration

Gintare's answer | Answered on October 10, 2013

There is a specific type of motion that must be filed and you must prove your eligibility based on statutory grounds. Since the immigration laws...

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I came with an F-1 student visa but my status was terminated due to failure of paying fees on time.

Gintare's answer | Answered on October 10, 2013

If you are otherwise eligible for adjustment of status, you should be able to have your case terminated or administratively closed, since you have...

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Is it legal and reasonable to travel abroad for a short time while waiting for a Green Card?

Gintare's answer | Answered on October 10, 2013

You have to have an approved Advance Parole in order to be able to travel. Please speak with experienced immigration lawyer to assist you with the...

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Is my Green Card valid or do I have to abandon it? Do I have to start the process all over???

Gintare's answer | Answered on October 10, 2013

You can have your mother-in-law mail the card to you, and you may enter the country as a lawful permanent resident.

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Where can i find out information on sponsoring?

Gintare's answer | Answered on October 10, 2013

A US citizen or lawful permanent resident can be a co-sponsor. Consult with an experienced immigration lawyer for an advise.

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Green Card Paperwork to Renew Expired - We are lost and need advice on how to stay and fix this without having to go back to Mex

Gintare's answer | Answered on October 10, 2013

No, he does not need to return to Mexico to renew his green card. Your fiance remains a lawful permanent resident, regardless that his actual card...

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