As a DACA status person, Am i allowed to travel to Puerto Rico without having any legal issues ?
Yes. My paralegal just did this recently. Have fun!
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Yes. My paralegal just did this recently. Have fun!
Possibly. You need to get bring the court records to an experienced Immigration attorney to review and to advise you of the consequences of the...
I agree that both attorneys are correct. The safest option is not to travel, but assuming you were granted diversion without admitting any guilt,...
There's a line between being gone for six months and a year. The safest route is to get the re-entry permit, but as long as she's gone for under...
You have two options: 1. Go to Mexico and marry him and then file a petition for him as his spouse. 2. File a petition for him as his fiancee. ...
While you can apply for asylum, I don't know if it sounds like a decent case based on what you have described. Your best option would be to...
Here's the link to change the address: https://www.uscis.gov/addresschange
No. Asylum, I suppose, but that is a gigantic undertaking and they can only do that if they really have a fear of persecution in their country. ...
You can definitely try. You will need either the police to sign off, or the district attorney to sign off. Please hire a lawyer in your area (or...
It's not required, but it's free. It'll allow her to get a Social Security Number before she gets her green card, which could be handy. I suggest...