I have an IR1 Green Card. How long can I stay out of the country without any problem ?
If you are out of the country for 180 in a row you could lose your green card. Reentering for a brief period and leaving is not a good solution. ...
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If you are out of the country for 180 in a row you could lose your green card. Reentering for a brief period and leaving is not a good solution. ...
A lot of good answers already. Speak with a lawyer.
Great answer from steve. If you are both present in the is, or even if he is not but is willing to grant the divorce, you could file for divorce in...
3rd and 4th have same penalties, and the jail time will run consecutive most likely. Treatment must be approved and it is up to the judge to exude...
It's possible. I wouldn't be very confident. You will definitely need a certified disposition of the conviction.
If you are convicted of aggravated assault, the least penalty would be probation. Jail or prison are possible depending on your history (how long...
No, failure to turn over is a disorderly persons offense, rather than a third-degree crime for possession. A conviction 15 years ago will be...
This is not really a question for criminal defense attorneys...but, logically thinking, even if you get all the approvals, there's always the...
No, they are not bound, but it is a likely outcome. You should hire a lawyer to facilitate.
Unless you remained outside the U.S. for at least ten years, you cannot get a green card. If you did do that, you would still need to go through a...