San Jose, CA
Immigration Lawyer at San Jose, CA
Practice Areas: Immigration
Applying for citizenship with a misdemeanor or another criminal offense is still possible. See what crimes may make you ineligible or talk to an immigration lawyer to review your case....
See Full GuideA trio of recent federal court decisions has repudiated the three-step Silva-Trevino CIMT analysis and given new hope to non-citizens burdened with convictions for crimes involving moral turpitude.[19]...
See Full GuideOf course, just what constitutes a CIMT has been a source of controversy. Equally controversial has been what evidence may be considered in establishing that a non-citizens conviction qualifies as a c...
See Full GuideSection 212(a)(2)(A)(i) of the Immigration and Nationality Act renders inadmissible any non-citizen convicted, or who admits committing, or who admits committing the essential elements of, a crime inv...
See Full GuideCalifornia law enforcement officials declared 2010 the "Year of the DUI Checkpoint". A report by Pulitzer Prize winning Journalist Ryan Gabrielson of the UC Berkeley Investigative Reporting Program rev...
See Full GuideA client of ours, a resident of California's Central Valley and 19 year U.S. legal permanent resident (LPR), was returning home via Phoenix International Airport after attending his father's funeral ...
See Full GuideApproach is Everything The approach you take to the interview is critical. The immigration officer knows nothing about you or your marriage. Accordingly, your task is to *educate* the officer about...
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