Will my juvenile conviction preclude me from getting my green card?
Generally, juvenile convictions are not considered "convictions" for US immigration purposes, with certain exceptions. Consult with an immigration...
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Generally, juvenile convictions are not considered "convictions" for US immigration purposes, with certain exceptions. Consult with an immigration...
For an H-1B you would have to be offered a professional position relating to your degree. For an O-1, you would have to be extremely renowned in...
These should not cause a denial of your naturalization as long as all are paid in full and you are not on any kind of probation. Hire an attorney.
This is all rumor and speculation. Follow the news and consult with an attorney to verify any information you may hear.
No. If your father was a US citizen at the time you came t the US, you may have acquired US Citizenship. Consult with an attorney.
If your spouse arrived with no visa, then his options are to try and seek an immigrant visa with a provisional waiver of any unlawful presence bar...
This a very risky proposition. She had better be armed with information and documentation to show that she is not an intending immigrant at a...
You should be discussing the myriad possible scenarios with the company's attorney.
It is possible to be classified in the Eb-2 category if the job requires a bachelors at least 5 years of relevant experience.
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First, he will need to try and get a green card. Consult with an attorney.