PC 242 misdemeanor conviction and applying for US citizenship.
To apply for U.S. citizenship, you must show five years of good moral character (or 3 in the case of a spouse of a U.S. citizen). You must also be...
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To apply for U.S. citizenship, you must show five years of good moral character (or 3 in the case of a spouse of a U.S. citizen). You must also be...
The Fifth Amendment provides that you cannot be compelled to be a witness against yourself in a criminal prosecution. That extends to being a...
You can make an InfoPass appointment on uscis.gov. Bring your passport, green card, and the receipt for N-400. In some locations, USCIS will...
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This is actually a very new issue. Generally people who are paroled are considered to be "arriving aliens" and they can adjust with USCIS even if...
You cannot rely on our comments here, since we cannot explore your entire history. However, I will say that in most cases travel on advance parole...
It is definitely possible to have the case terminated and for your to adjust with USCIS. However, this requires an agreement from the prosecutor...
If you were paroled and placed in removal proceedings, the expiration date of your parole document is essentially meaningless. The parole was just...
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This sounds like an asylum case that could potentially be approved. Time is of the essence because there is a one year deadline to apply for...
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He should speak to a lawyer. Even though he has been released, ICE has been detaining people outside their homes recently after being released by...
If you mark no on the application, you are committing misrepresentation and will permanently become ineligible for the thing you want to do--enter...