Immigration .. Is there ANY relief for an LPR in US for only 3 years?
Sounds like an aggravated felony convictions as a crime of violence, but an attorney should review the papers and not rely on your verbal...
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Sounds like an aggravated felony convictions as a crime of violence, but an attorney should review the papers and not rely on your verbal...
You must have been convicted, or you would not have been sentenced even to probation, and as such there can be problems returning to the U.S.
If you were not required to file taxes that's not a problem. You need your passport, two immigration style photos, all tax returns you filed, if...
It depends if he was convicted or not.
Since there are no more H1b's this year, you cannot.
I assume you mean the visa expires, but your status expires in 2014. The visa is used to enter the U.S., and the date on the I-94 is the date your...
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Yes, you are required to pay all back taxes. Failure to pay taxes is a negative discretionary matter.
Adjustment is far easier than consular processing.
If granted asylum you can file for your spouse and minor children to come to the U.S. as derivatives.
there is no asylee relative petition for parents. If they apply for asylum and are granted asylum, there are various benefits they can get, however...