Got Shoplifting charge, received an ACD 5 years ago, want to apply for citizenship
Although a conviction for a "Crime involving moral turpitude" could cause you to not meet the good moral character requirement, petty offenses and...
Pasadena, CA
Immigration Lawyer at Pasadena, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration
Although a conviction for a "Crime involving moral turpitude" could cause you to not meet the good moral character requirement, petty offenses and...
This is a very complicated matter and would be best addressed via a confidential consultation with a qualified attorney.
You could report the employer to the DOL and/or the USCIS if you feel there has been a violation. If a new employer is willing to petition you, it...
The case will not move forward unless the IV fee is paid.
Nothing happens "automatically." You should consult with an immigration attorney in FL.
Probably not, since generally only criminal convictions give rise to inadmissibility.
The case will not move forward unless the IV fee is paid.
You can get divorced in the US even though your spouse is overseas. Consult with a family law attorney in your state.
No. It could mean that he had a green card, or that he has a history with the USDHS, including pending proceedings or a prior deportation.
Fiancee visa cases are generally not seen as meriting the humanitarian consideration that inspires most pro bono representation.