Can an LPR travel to Puerto Rico that has an expired green card?
Yes, you can travel to Puerto Rico with a valid driver's license or passport. Just because your court case was terminated, does not mean you are...
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Yes, you can travel to Puerto Rico with a valid driver's license or passport. Just because your court case was terminated, does not mean you are...
Not based only on your facts, but it is possible. More information is needed. Talk to a lawyer.
It's possible the officer did not file the ticket with the court, yet. Keep checking. Eventually it should be there.
No he cannot be added. YOu can petition for him separately or you dad can petition once he has status, but both of those processes will take a long...
You are asking the wrong questions. YOu should be asking what does she have to do to avoid being convicted? What can she do to protect her future...
You need to hire a lawyer. A joint petition will not be approved if both spouses do not attend.
You should discuss this with a lawyer about finding helpful documents and also about other options.
You shouldn't do anything. YOu definitely should not speak to the police. You should hire a lawyer and determine how to proceed.
Unless you were granted asylum from Russia, it is OK for you to travel there.
If you cannot determine this on your own, it is just one of many reasons it would be wise to work with a lawyer. The i-765.