Can a Permanent resident vote on local/state issues in Washington State?
That is a question of state law, not U.S. immigration law. If it is allowed, you did not violate the immigration law.
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That is a question of state law, not U.S. immigration law. If it is allowed, you did not violate the immigration law.
You would need a waiver to return to the U.S. If you have a aggravated felony, you must wait 20 years.
You cannot file for adjustment of status, but it will take about a year to immigrate if you get the waiver granted.
It's not likely to be a problem.
No problem that you can't overcome.
You already have the required documents to be employed, however having a valid, current, government issued identification such as an EAD is a very...
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If there is nothing that says you cannot have TPS if you have an H1B, then you can.
Each country with TPS has its own rules, check the USCIS website.