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If there is no conviction then it is not a removable offense; however the charges might lead to a finding of inadmissibility at the US port of...
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If there is no conviction then it is not a removable offense; however the charges might lead to a finding of inadmissibility at the US port of...
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In your case, I think the key issue is having failed to disclose the DUI on the application and apparently having been denied for it. The 5 year...
In my experience representing clients before the USCIS San Francisco District, as long as the applicant is not on probation and as long as the...
Fortunately, legal permanent residents are allowed to travel within limits without risking losing their naturalization eligibility. The general...
You should be very proud of yourself, that with so much working against you, you've worked hard in school and are now attending college. ...
Sorry to hear about what you've been through. Since you have actual evidence of physical abuse, it would definitely be worth your while to...
Jeff is right. Of course, there will need to be evidence that she cooperated with law enforcement to report the crimes. As for her unlawful...
Being separated from family is the biggest tragedy immigrant families face. If you are a US citizen you may be able to petition for them. An...
These are all heartbreaking cases. There are occasionally options, if a petition was filed for him or his parents before 4-30-2001, or if he's the...
These limits are frequently ignored by ICE, and immigrants are often made to wait longer. If your boyfriend plans on arguing his case in front...