I am charged with 2C:35-10A(4) and 2C:36-2 and having a fake inspection. What Im i looking at? What should i do?

If you cannot afford an attorney, and can prove your indigency, then the court should provide you the public defender. You need to request it at...

As the other attorneys have said, the issue is returning to the US without your US Passport. This can create chaos and confusion with customs if...

The conditional dismissal program is not a good idea for individuals who are non-citizens. You need to speak with an attorney in your area who...

I have been married over 18 years to my husband (a citizen) have two children since. What are my chances to get a greencard

You entered the United States legally, and then overstayed. Because of this, since you are married to a USC, you can apply for your permanent...

Re entry US using waiver of inadmissibility

Without being able to see everything about your case, and understanding what your cousin can do to assist you, it is impossible to say. You should...

An attorney needs to know more information about your case to be able to know if there is an issue of speedy trial here. If you simply ignored the...

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Why would the USCIS change the Alien registration number on a MTR

With regard to your first question about the A-Number, that is something that USCIS will occasionally do accidentally. You can speak with them,...

Should I retain a attorny?

Sadly, this is not an immigration question, but as a NJ attorney, I have seen issues like this with regard to the Department of Children and...

Will i be deported by ICE if caught even in the process of applying for my legal residency?

You can be placed into removal proceedings if you are undocumented here and are discovered by ICE. If you have ever had interactions with ICE...

Can a married asylum applicant pending decision file his tax as married even if his family is not in US yet?

You really need to speak with an individual who prepares taxes - a CPA, accountant, etc. You are doing what you need to do by filing your taxes as...