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Yes, it will fall under the petty theft exception if you have no other criminal convictions. Please see
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Yes, it will fall under the petty theft exception if you have no other criminal convictions. Please see
She should complete the I-864.
Usually shoplifting is not a deportable crime. You can apply for a replacement green card using form I-90. Please see
You need to apply for a nonimmigrant waiver. Please see
What is "2c:20-11b(1).now it is amended to 3-30.1"?
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He is barred from returning to the U.S. for ten years after he was deported. He will need to submit an I-212 waiver application. If he was...
That depends on whether he has a basis to immigrate to the U.S.: through marriage, relatives, employment, investment, etc. Please see
Marry him in Mexico and have him sponsor you for a green card (if he is a U.S. Citizen).
If a crime is not a petty offense, it may render you deportable. If your deportation may result in "extreme hardship" to certain USC/LPR family...