Will a shop lifting arrest affect my friends citizenship application? He was arrested when he was 17
Most likely not, but it must be disclosed on the N-400
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Most likely not, but it must be disclosed on the N-400
She should get a family law attorney, preferably one that understands immigration.
Yes, but not before you are 21
And your question is?
You will need to petition them. They would only have become US citizens, if they already had the green cards when you became a citizen.
The fact that you may have paid a lawyer really does not mean anything, if the arrest warrant is still out there.
As long as you can demonstrate that you will be returning abroad, there should not be any issues.
If your marriage is legal in Mexico, it is legal in the US. The title company is correct.
He cannot do anything against you. You really should be discussing this with your lawyer. That is why you have him/her. She/he knows all the facts...
This is where the last action rule would apply. Your wife's status would be determined by the last action USCIS takes.