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If she served five years in jail, this was not a misdemeanor and her chances of legalizing her status in the U.S. may be slim or none. However,...
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Immigration Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration, Asylum
If she served five years in jail, this was not a misdemeanor and her chances of legalizing her status in the U.S. may be slim or none. However,...
I agree with the above answer. Hopefully, you are in valid F-1 student status. Depending on your major and employment prospects, you may be...
Your best route is to apply for a green card. If you continue to be in student status, it will be very difficult for you to convince the...
It depends on numerous factors. How long was your spouse unlawfully present in the U.S.? If it was more than one year, he/she is barred for...
There are a great many questions that I would need to ask you in order to answer all of your questions. However, here is a partial...
Contact the Embassy of the country where you think you may be a citizen. If your question is in regard to another person, this information will...
Your criminal record has no effect on your ability to get married.
You have better find out whether you motion to reopen with granted. Use the Immigration Courts 800 phone number. (1) Dial 1-800-898-7180 and...
Probably not. However, depending on a variety of factors, your mother may have become a U.S. citizen at birth through your grandmother.
When you finish your residency/fellowship, you will need to obtain a waiver of the two-year home residence requirement before can become a...