I have a null process on a class A misdemeanor which was theft of service can i still qualify for deferred action?
If the charges were in fact dropped, and you can provide evidence of that, there should be no problem.
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If the charges were in fact dropped, and you can provide evidence of that, there should be no problem.
If his parents naturalized he may be a US citizen. Otherwise, he may be subject to removal based on the conviction, depending what he was...
Probably you will need a waiver. Petty theft is certainly a crime involving moral turpitude, public indecency may be, depending on your officer...
The only possible issue is unauthorized employment, for when you file for permanent residence. Since the gap is over a weekend, there is very...
You definitely are at risk for 221(g). Whether or not you are convicted, they very well might determine you are an alcoholic. Better to complete...
Save it, they may need it to look up your results if the result do not make it to your file. I have been at interviews where they did this.
There is none, as soon as you are issued a visa, you can reenter the U.S. You can return to the U.S. with your visa, I-20, and work permit.
You can simply tell them at the interview, there is nothing that you need to do now.
Yes. Not only that, the time outside of the U.S. will not be counted towards your six year limit for the H1b.
You should know that if it gets approved today, he still must wait for it to be available. The availability depends on when you filed, not when it...