I am here from jamaica on a visitor visa. I am married to a LPR.
Yes, but not as soon as you’d like. You should both meet with a lawyer to discuss your options, the timeframe, the costs, etc.
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Yes, but not as soon as you’d like. You should both meet with a lawyer to discuss your options, the timeframe, the costs, etc.
It would be better to say what you were convicted of rather than list things you think it’s not. If it’s not a removable offense, there should be...
It depends why they are objecting. There might not even be a hearing. If you've filed for expungement and received an objection, you need to...
It's always hard to answer when someone makes an important decision, like applying for asylum, without getting a lawyer's advice and then wants to...
Unless the jobs you are applying for as a driver, seems unlikely.
You will get several letters. You will get denials of your petitions and your spouse will get a Notice to Appear in immigration court for removal...
A conditional discharge in New York is a conviction. Depending what you were convicted of and other details, you may be able to naturalize or you...
No it does not mean that.
More information is needed. Call a lawyer and discuss.
You are correct you need a lawyer. So use the Avvo find a lawyer tool and contact some lawyers. They are not going to find you.