2nd time in 6 weeks I am asking for an extension my adjustment interview
You can always ask, but the government can always say no. I would imagine with medical evidence they would understand your situation, but make...
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You can always ask, but the government can always say no. I would imagine with medical evidence they would understand your situation, but make...
DACA simply prevents the government from acting upon the removal order. It does not cure that order. Therefore, if you are simply going on an...
The issue with expungements is that they are useful for obtaining a job, or student loans, etc, but have no impact for immigration purposes. For...
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Your mother in law's matter is extremely difficult. She may encounter issues from the US Government on the issue of abandonment of residence. I...
If she has an attorney, that attorney should be reaching out for her. If she filed alone, you can consider hiring an attorney to do some...
It is a possibility that you may find information from CBP records; however, they are not comprehensive and sometimes miss things. You can...
1) The Provisional Waiver system is only available to US Citizens relatives at the moment. 2) Your detention at the border, plus your DUI would...
Send a copy, and then bring the original to the interview. That will satisfy the government on Naturalization applications. If you do have a...
You need to hire an experienced DWI attorney to assist you with your case. Your military aspirations and the circumstances regarding the case are...
No. There should be no adverse impact on your application and on your mother's application. They should be reviewed by the government as...