Misdemeanor and citizenship
no it will not affect it. just disclose it on the application as you are required too.
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Family Lawyer at Houston, TX
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no it will not affect it. just disclose it on the application as you are required too.
not unless you have a u.s. citizen child age 21 or older to file for you, otherwise no.
if no one filed a petition for her or her parents before 2001 she cannot get legal status in the u.s. and will need to leave to do so ...which...
a no objection letter gives the basis for the waiver, the choice to grant the waiver is still up to uscis. so yes.
there is no such site. you will have to do your home work like any potential client. Good luck.
"he made me switch"...no one can force you to do anything and if you want to change attorneys you can and so can he. if you are not in removal...
yes you should, as you were being deported for a reason so it's not as simple as just applying and returning.
see an immigration attorney to see if you have any claim under the violence against women's act (vawa) that will allow you to file your own green...
I don't understand why you are waiting and you should have informed CBP if you came with the intent to attend school.
you need a family law attorney to file a motion to set aside the court order based on fraud.