If she is doing it in her own country, I don't think the government can give her a major problem because of it. I have not seen this come up. As...

Yes, and Yes. You can do both. Travel is not a problem as long as you are within the 24 month extension. Just remember to not leave for more...

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That question is very difficult to answer. The likely answer is no, they do not automatically know. The government does not tell us everything...

If you served the five years, an I-212 will likely not be needed. However, it is essential that you have someone review your paperwork to ensure...

You need to ask the lawyer to refund you the money that was never used to pay for that filing. Depending on the state where you live, there are...

Yes, they will have to fill out a G-28 and submit it to USCIS to be recognized as your new lawyer. It is a fairly easy process.

This all depends on a number of things, including what you were charged with in NJ, what the resolution of the case was in the criminal court, and...

It depends on the circumstances of your case, the facts related to your persecution in your home country, and other issues. You need to speak with...

You can reapply for a visa, but most likely if your visa was cancelled you received several documents from the government before they sent you back...

It depends on the type of traffic violation. Some traffic violations warrant mentioning in the application. Some, like parking tickets, do not. ...