If I have been convicted of a felony, and my green card expired 9 years, is it possible that I renew it ?
You should consult with an attorney to see if that conviction may have an impact on your status.
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You should consult with an attorney to see if that conviction may have an impact on your status.
Apply for new EAD card. You can withdraw your asylum case once your AOS is approved.
Simply contact the consulate and ask for the passport back.
You should probably file a motion to reopen.
You should discuss it with an attorney. However she supports you: money transfers, etc. you will need to collect evidence of that.
Contact Department of Labor. This issue may be too small for attorneys, but DOL will handle it for you.
Your relative will have to contact a Social Security Administration.
It might be depending on the totality of the circumstances: what was asked during the interview, etc.
Your I 360 has to be approved. The next step will be waiting. It may take up to a year or sometimes, even longer.
A firearm offense may certainly present a serious problem depending on the person's status and actual conviction. Your friend has to consult with...