Misdemeanor charge can affect my green card application?
It depends on what you are ultimately convicted of, if anything. Work with a criminal and immigration attorney to avoid problems.
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It depends on what you are ultimately convicted of, if anything. Work with a criminal and immigration attorney to avoid problems.
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You don't need an act of Congress. You need a lawyer.
You're attempting to tackle a complex legal issue on your own. This is not advisable because your question above indicates that you are confused...
After an approval, a green card usually comes in the mail within a month, however, it can take up to six months.
A legal brief is a very complex document, and the case law cited in it needs to be selected based on very specific individual factors of the case....