Can someone with felony in his record(non convicted, didnt plead guilty) apply for neutralisation
As long as he was not convicted, and he did not admit to the elements of the crime, that arrest should not make him ineligible for naturalization. ...
Hollywood, FL
Immigration Lawyer at Hollywood, FL
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As long as he was not convicted, and he did not admit to the elements of the crime, that arrest should not make him ineligible for naturalization. ...
Probably it would be a good idea to amend the birth certificate to indicate that your husband is his father. Also, since the amendment is being...
They should not detain you again, unless there is a material change in your situation, such as being arrested for any reason, or even being stopped...
If your mother overstayed her visit under the Visa Waiver program it's very likely that she will experienced issues with CBP if she tries to enter...
I am not sure what's exactly your question.
It seems that you have been arrested and have a conviction that makes you inadmissible to the United States. The first thing that needs to be done...
It's necessary to review the arrest and court records, but based on what you describe it seems that this is not a conviction, but rather that you...
Assuming that you are over 21, you can file a petition for her, and she can do an adjustment of status in the United States without having to leave...
If your father was a US citizen when you were born, you may already be a US citizen. It will be necessary to review the law that was in effect...
As a general rule, advance parole can be used, and it's not going to trigger an inadmissibility bar. Bar normally I advice my clients to use it...