I'm an ex-convict, I want to marry an immigrant, will that stop them from getting a US citizenship?
It depends what you were convicted of. The process is complicated and you'd be wise to hire a lawyer.
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It depends what you were convicted of. The process is complicated and you'd be wise to hire a lawyer.
You cannot. You can express to the prosecutor your desire and they will consider it as they see fit. The best thing you can do is hire a lawyer.
You should consult with an immigration lawyer as soon as possible. You should have done that before so you didn't didn't waste that money and time;...
It depends what hte warrants are for. You may be able to pay a bail. A lawyer may be able to help. Or you may have to turn yourself in.
No one can answer this question without seeing the disposition and speaking to you. If you travel, you should take the disposition. Why wouldn't...
Just like you’re mom told you when you were a child, you don’t have to do anything you don’t want to. But your strategy is not likely to work....
If all the warrants have bails set, yes. If any are no bail warrants, no.
If you are already a permanent resident you cannot file a new I-130. And why would you?
You need to hire a lawyer to help you. YOu have not provided enough information to answer your question, and your question shows that you do not...
There is no grace period. The more important question is whether you are subject to a two year home residency requirement or not.