I’ve been a permanently resident for 30+ years. Will marrying a citizen make me a citizen?
If you have been a lawful permanent resident in the US for longer than 5 years you can naturalize to become a US citizen regardless of who you are...
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If you have been a lawful permanent resident in the US for longer than 5 years you can naturalize to become a US citizen regardless of who you are...
Yes you may vacate felony drug convictions if more than five or ten years (depending on whether it is a class B or C felony) passed since receiving...
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RCW 9A.04.080 notes that “No gross misdemeanor may be prosecuted more than two years after its commission.” A DUI is usually considered a gross...
Hello, usually when under community supervision, a requirement is that one commit no further law violations, this includes charges as well as...
What you are describing is usually considered "collateral attack" which is a legal term given to challenges of final court orders. Most of these...
There is no such thing as applying through citizenship "through" marriage or asylum. However, being married to a USC can determine the amount of...
RCW 50.20.190 instills the Employment Security Department with the power to create a lien on the property and assets of an individual who has had a...
More information is required in order to provide you with a clear answer. How did your ex boyfriend obtain the property? Did he have permission?...
It is hard to answer your question in any meaningful way without more information. For instance, are you here on a non-immigrant visa? Are you in...
Probation officers have access to information which indicates recent arrests and police reports. Depending on the specific nature of your judgment...