Archived
Im trying to get my application in for the citizenship theres one problem i was involved in a drug possesion case i need help
William's answer
|
Answered on February 18, 2014
The best thing you can do is to contact someone who is practicing in your local area. If your case is still pending, you can hire an attorney who...
Archived
Can I be deported if I was drunk and I verbally threaten the officer to kill him even if didn't mean it?
William's answer
|
Answered on February 10, 2014
Any threats against law enforcement agents are taken extremely seriously, regardless of your level of intoxication. You need to hire someone who...
Archived
Best approach to married to us citizen while in removal
William's answer
|
Answered on February 10, 2014
First, you need to make sure USCIS knows where you live at this point - if your Immigration Court matter was changed, it does not automatically...
Archived
Sibling visa waiting time?
William's answer
|
Answered on February 10, 2014
Sadly, the only possible options are to discuss the matter of declaring her an orphan in your country - that is determined upon the laws of that...
Archived
Wife's 10-year green card has ex-husband's surname. Should she file an I-90 name change now or should she wait?
William's answer
|
Answered on November 08, 2013
Your attorney has the best information on this case, since that person has worked for the last three years on the matter. Why would you not listen...
Archived
Can I renew my Employment Authorization Card even if I'm undocumented?
William's answer
|
Answered on November 08, 2013
No, sadly, you cannot. Unless you have a valid visa, you cannot renew your EAD card. Unless you can find a way to recapture status - at this...
Can I submit citizenship application if i don't remember all the dates I traveled outside the US since becoming legal resident?
William's answer
|
Answered on November 08, 2013
You may apply, and it is your duty to give as much information as you can recall on the application. Unfortunately for you, your residency has...
Selected as the best answer
Archived
I am neutralized American citizen
William's answer
|
Answered on November 08, 2013
Once you naturalize, you are free to travel for as long as you wish. You will always be welcomed back to the States after you travel. That is the...
Archived
Permanent Residents required to update address. Failure to do so in the past?
William's answer
|
Answered on October 31, 2013
Unlikely to cause any issues. FIll out an AR-11 soon, showing what your current address is, and send it to USCIS, showing your last actual...
Archived
Need Advice
William's answer
|
Answered on October 31, 2013
It is really important to go see an immigration lawyer in your area and have that person speak with you about the specifics of your case. It...
Ad
Transform legal challenges into solutions.
Connect now to review your situation.
The Avvo Rating explained
The Avvo Rating explained