Green Card holder, convicted for Sexual Abuse in the First Degree in USA. Must will he be deported? How and when?
It is possible to be deported because of this. Many more facts are needed for a proper assessment.
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It is possible to be deported because of this. Many more facts are needed for a proper assessment.
You will get a receipt notice from USCIS your case number. Once you get that send the correct form back to USCIS. Use a cover letter, include the...
Both can and will check. If you do not have sufficient income you can have a joint sponsor, or two, or three, or...
You can request his records from the Department of Homeland Security. File a form G-639 with USCIS and another with CBP.
You will need two lawyers - one experienced in labor and employment law and the other in immigration law. Failure to pay you for your work, even...
No it will not cause any problems for your I-130 filing.
You will need an evaluation of your degree to determine its US equivalency. Yes the advertisement matters but it should be handled by the business...
If you have advance parole there should be no hassle to come back to the US.
It is not true. There is no new law - it is exactly as it has been. A green card holder has been able to sponsor the spouse for quite a long time.
Do not leave the country. Hire new immigration counsel immediately. An immigration attorney with experience.