Do i qualify for deferred action if i have a petty theft conviction?
It does not seem, as of now, that petty theft is considered a significant misdemeanor, but we will find out.
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It does not seem, as of now, that petty theft is considered a significant misdemeanor, but we will find out.
It seems to me that if you are being paid outside of the U.S., by your foreign employer, it is consistent with your B1 visa. Regarding your travel...
That is up to the states to decide to whom they should provide benefits. Regarding attending public school, the U.S. Supreme Court long ago ruled...
How were you brought over? Was there ever a visa petition filed for you? You needed to have some type of passport or travel document to gain entry...
If you were convicted, it may be considered and you may or may not be granted a discretionary prosecutorial discretion.
When the child turns 21, he or she can file for you to immigrate.
If your income is sufficient you can still file, check the poverty guidelines.
Expired license plates is not generally a criminal offense and should have no impact on your interview.
Good luck. Meanwhile, your other options are to file a new I-751 with the required evidence, or to request review by the immigration court.
There is simply not enough information to answer your questions. However as a general matter, lawful entry is one of the requirements to file for...