I need advice for my N-400, I feel helpless. Thank you

I agree with my colleagues: file the I-751 to remove the conditions and continue with the N-400. Portland USCIS is taking 7.5 months or longer to...

Question 16 on i 130. not sure if yes or no

As long as you were not "surfing the fence" by the airport in St. Martin, you should be ok. Seriously though, you should be fine, as mentioned by...

Would any complications arise when getting my green card through marriage?

DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) is the first step because you entered illegally prior to your 16th birthday. DACA is not legal...

I am 28 and share an apartment with a 19 year old. She drinks and does drugs. Am I at risk for legal trouble?

You are always at risk when you put yourself into a questionable situation. Oregon law prohibits anyone, except a parent or legal guardian, from...

Statues of limitation

Per Ariz. Rev. Stat. § 13-107 (see http://www.azleg.state.az.us/ars/13/00107.htm) There is no statute of limitations for: Homicide; violent sexual...

Petition to remove condition on my green card was filed jointly but since then the petition of dissolution of marriage was filed

Marriage fraud is a big problem - even in Oregon. Talk to a local immigration attorney as soon as possible. Removing Conditions and then divorce?...

Besides the unanimous vote on speaking with an attorney about the case: (1) keep a paper trail of everything! Continuing probation because the...

Can a Class A Felon-Assault get a passport by May?

Getting a U.S. passport is relatively easy, even with a felony conviction, as long as you do not have a international felony drug conviction. You...

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Does this violate third party contact?

It all depends. If it was official court documents (e.g. a restraining order or a notice to contest the current restraining order), I don't think...

Convicted of resisting arrest,why do I have to do a substance abuse program??

Usually if there is a evaluation/treatment aspect of probation, it will be supervised. You can always contact the court clerk or write a letter to...