Rosetta Louise Thompson

Rosetta Louise Thompson's Answers (36)

Phoenix, AZ

Immigration Lawyer at Phoenix, AZ

Practice Areas: Immigration, Debt Collection ... +2 more

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I was arrested as a burglary felony.. can I still apply for citizenship or renew my green card?

Rosetta's answer | Answered on June 13, 2018

You have a complicated case. Consider consulting an immigration attorney for legal advice so the attorney can analyze the specific facts of your...

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Am I at risk of getting my upcoming green card renewal denied?

Rosetta's answer | Answered on June 13, 2018

Generally, there are potential immigration consequences whenever a foreign national is convicted of a crime, including the possibility that the...

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Is there any chance for me to keep my green card after not entering the United States with it in 8 years?

Rosetta's answer | Answered on June 12, 2018

I agree with my colleagues. It appears your permanent resident status was abandoned. It is unlikely you can keep the green card. You may want to...

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Can I turn 18 on 1/06/2019 and my girlfriend turns 14 on 7/02/2018 is it still agents the law

Rosetta's answer | Answered on June 08, 2018

This is more of a criminal law issue than one of immigration.

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Can my husband pass border patrol cheek point?

Rosetta's answer | Answered on June 08, 2018

It depends on the details of your individual situation. However, a person not in status may have issues when crossing internal checkpoints with an...

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Can I use the I 797 C form and state id as proof of residency to re enter the US? If not what is the fastest solution?

Rosetta's answer | Answered on June 08, 2018

Generally, you will need a green card to reenter the U.S. You can file Form I-90 to request a replacement green card, renew your passport, and...

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