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Nolle Prosequi - Grand Larceny - expungement? How will this affect to become a US citizen?
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Answered on November 29, 2010
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What are the immigration consequences of a guilty plea for possession with intent to dist. a substance not on the federal list?
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Immigration and marriage
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What documents do i bring to my N-400 interview about my juvenile felony?
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Due to some life issues,I've been married three times in three years.I intend to file soon,will USCIS have a problem with that?
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Even though neither of your previous spouses sponsored you for a green card, you will still have to demonstrate that, in each case, you married for...
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Can i apply opt after i graduate ?
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The Student Visa Guide is located at
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Can i apply opt after i graduate ?
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Yes, you can apply for Optional Practical Training (OPT) again since you have a new degree.
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Can I still get a green card while in the US?
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Answered on November 28, 2010
Although it was clearly "preconceived intent" on your part when you got married only 4 days after entering the U.S., this fact standing alone will...
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I am on F-1 status & I get married to Green Card holder. She is applying for my green card & her neutralization.
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Answered on November 28, 2010
File the I-130 immediately, and the N-400 three months before the end of her five-year period. Given the short waiting times, you may be able to...
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Would my DUI record act against my status as a visa student in the US?
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Answered on November 28, 2010
A conviction for reckless driving is not a crime of moral turpitude under the immigration law, and will not prevent you for renewing your F-1 visa...
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