I was sentenced on October 2013 in a Federal case, I am in two years probation,
Probably not. You need to consult with a competent immigration attorney about what relief from removal may be available to you.
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Probably not. You need to consult with a competent immigration attorney about what relief from removal may be available to you.
Probably not. You need to consult with a competent immigration attorney about what relief from removal may be available to you.
I would not let him travel overseas to seek an F-2 visa when he already has a PERM case filed. An F visa is not a dual intent classification, and...
Not complying with voluntary departure is a serious immigration problem. You woud do well to consult with a qualified immigration attorney. Whether...
You can file a FOIA request to get a complete copy of your A file. See form G-639. It will not jeopardize your DACA renewal, but in the future you...
He has the right to file an I-751 waiver to remove the conditions on his residency. You can always try contacting your local USICE office and...
Assuming you are still eligible for VAWA, you can apply again. You should consult with a competent immigration attorney for advice specific to your...
Get married whenever you want to get married. Simply including her as your spouse on your N-400 does nothing to help her acquire a green card. Only...
Yes, it can definitely prevent him from naturalizing. But uncharged crimes may be difficult to prove to the satisfaction of USCIS.
Just because it is printed on your visa does not mean you are not subject to 212(e). Consuls make mistakes. Only an advisory opinion from the US...