Immigration
The Federal government is not bound by plea agreements reached is state courts.
Los Angeles, CA
Immigration Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration
The Federal government is not bound by plea agreements reached is state courts.
Cannot be determined on the facts posted. The Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit recently stated: "The Immigration and Nationality Act is...
You need to find an attorney who is ethical to handle your case. An attorney CANNOT sign a G-28 in your place.
Possibly. The Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit recently stated: "The Immigration and Nationality Act is a bit of a beast. It is not...
With 191 days in the US, she is risking losing her permanent residence. To be eligible to naturalize, she must be IN the US the MAJORITY of the time.
Option 1: carry both passports. Option 2: obtain an E2 visa stamp in your new passport.
There could be issues of preconceived intent. The Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit has stated that "federal immigration laws are...
To get an answer to a question, you must first ask the quesiton. There is no question in your posting.
She needs to be the one inquiring. One cannot provide advice through third parties.
You can try an InfoPass, but there is nothing that can guarantee that you will be processed before a retrogression, if there is one.