N400 question B
Exactly how it appears. It is not a trick question. Be sure your are eligible for citizenship before applying. USCIS will do a full background...
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Exactly how it appears. It is not a trick question. Be sure your are eligible for citizenship before applying. USCIS will do a full background...
Your question is not clear. Is the petitioner (your fiance) convicted of a DUI? Is it someone writing an affidavit for you? Is it someone else?...
If he sponsors you now, the visa won't be available for 2-3 years, which means you would be out of status for that time if you remain in the U.S....
You may be arrested. You may also simply be denied entry to the U.S. It is highly unlikely, though possible, they would allow you to enter, though...
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It could be a clerical error. It could be failure of probation to speak with the court. It could be something else. You are doing the right thing...
It may not be so simple as signing up for PTI. Growing is different than merely possessing and prosecutors could object to PTI.
If he did not understand his rights and is not legally competent to waive them, it would be possible to suppress the confession (meaning it could...
It could take a few months. On a second conviction, community service is mandatory according to the law, but many courts do not impose it. A third...
If school zone is involved that means the charges are for intent to distribute. Pti is for from automatic with that type of charge. Eric M....
His status does not affect your eligibility for citizenship, but you must be 100% honest about everything on the N-400. YOu are correct you need...