Good Morning Lawyers, my question is this. I'm about to file for naturalization. I was arrested for Domestic Abuse Battery.

You will have to disclose this incident on your citizenship application, even if it was expunged, and you will have to disclose the outcome of the...

I was reading the instruction of form i360 and in page 8 ( of 11 ) found at the beginning of the page . . .

I strongly recommend you talk to an attorney as soon as possible who can help guide you through this process. You sound very confused on several...

Immigration

If your only inadmissibility issue is unlawful presence, then it sounds like you may be eligible for the provisional waiver. However, I would...

What are the steps for a battered/harassed/threatened spouse to file for V.A.W.A. in order to successfully file for I-751

To file the I-751, your spouse will have to prove that he entered into the marriage in good faith and that you are now divorced, or that he entered...

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Look at the instructions on USCIS's website for the new I-601A provisional waiver. You'll need to wait until the NVC sends you a fee bill, pay it,...

N-336 or reapply with n-400?

One of the requirements for the N-400 is that you have lived in the state or jurisdiction where you are filing for at least three months. Your...

Can i apply for Naturalization and fee waiver if i am in foreclosure?

The fact that you are in foreclosure won't affect your citizenship application. You might qualify for a fee waiver if your household income is...

Processing time green card

USCIS processing times don't change depending on whether someone has a lawyer or not. However, having a lawyer help you with your green card can...

How do i apply my parents to become a green card holder? what should i do?

First, you have to be a U.S. citizen. If you are still a green card holder yourself, you'll have to naturalize first. You also have to be over 21...

I filed a remove of restriction on my Resident card. I750

It's not unusual that you haven't heard back from USCIS yet. These applications can take 6-12 months to process. Whether you need a lawyer depends...