Chicago, IL
Immigration Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Immigration, Juvenile
Most likely claim would seem to be "intentional infliction of emotional distress," (a tort). You should talk to an experienced attorney who can...
It's not entirely clear from your question whether what happened to you earlier might count as a "voluntary departure" INA sec. 240B or a...
It sounds like you are in a very hard situation, and really should have a lawyer. If your family does not have money, there are many organizations...
Besides reporting the ID theft as a crime, you can take steps to protect your credit. The Federal Trade Commission has a lot of information on...
USCIS has a checklist: http://www.uscis.gov/files/article/attachments.pdf
If the Order is against you (e.g. this other person has an order saying that YOU cannot contact THEM), then you should obey the terms of the Order....
What to tell your employer and what to tell USCIS are two spearate issues. What you need to tell employer is governed by state law,...
You should talk with a good immigration attorney who can really sit down with you and look at the paperwork and dates for these previous visas.
You should speak with a domestic violence advocate (not necessarily attorney) who is separate from the prosecutor and can help you sort out the...
You do not say how you received your green card status to begin with, but if it was through a U.S. citizen spouse, then the "public charge" grounds...
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