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I’m moving your question to Immigration since it presents no International Law questions.
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I’m moving your question to Immigration since it presents no International Law questions.
You can either call each of the embassies yourself and check on their visa requirements or you can retain counsel to do that for you. In some...
Did you fail to declare it? If I compute correctly, the fees constitute a full confiscation, which occurs only when you fail to declare. Often, a...
I have to disagree with my learned colleague from Virginia. In DC, the answer to how valuation is performed depends on the date of death, whether...
By "State," I assume you mean states of the USA. If you mean political states, then this really is an International Law question, but I've moved it...
I'd need to research it, but I would guess that there is no treaty recognizing Qatar judgments in the US -- or Oracle's lawyers wouldn't have...
I've heard that Canada is even more strict about DUI than the US, but you need a Canadian attorney who does DUI in the county where you are...
You have a claim for contribution to reimburse your expenses. They have a weaker claim for contribution or set off for the value of your tenancy....
If your step-son was deported across an ocean, he will have significant difficulties re-entering the country to carry out his threats. Are the...
It certainly sounds like Immigration doesn’t know he was deported, but they don’t know where they put all those children, either. Nevertheless,...