Can a legal permanent resident be deported just because of a prior conviction?
It appears that your mother is deportable as an aggravated felon because of her theft related offense with over one year sentence. This eliminates...
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It appears that your mother is deportable as an aggravated felon because of her theft related offense with over one year sentence. This eliminates...
Did you ever file for TPS? At this point, your wife needs to immediately file a family petition for you. If there are no options to fight your...
I concur with the previous lawyer's answer. Timing is everything in this case. You should consider obtaining a copy of the college application to...
A person that enters with inspection (legally) and is married to a U.S. citizen at the time she files for her residency is eligible to obtain her...
Anyone who is convicted of a crime involving moral turpitude within 5 years of obtaining their residency and the crime for which they are convicted...
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Based on your facts, it is likely that she will have no problem in obtaining her residency from inside the U.S. You can concurrently file an I-130...
USCIS will want to see that you have good moral character within the 5 years prior to filing the naturalization application. So, best thing is to...
Depending on your husband's country of nationality, you may want to consider a consular process to obtain his residency. He will have to file a...
Your mother is considered an immediate relative; and thus, she will be processed very quickly through the immigration system. You can file both...
If your fiance has no other criminal issues, then he should be eligible to be released on bond. You should post it immediately. Thereafter, go...