They may absolutely ask you. Also the probation officer may call ICE and have you picked up. You need to hire an Immigration attorney with...

They may absolutely ask you. Also the they call ICE and have you picked up. You need to hire an Immigration attorney with experience in criminal...

How Can An Illegal Alien become a US resident while in the United States?

Way 1) the "10 year law." If you have been in the US for more than 10 years, your child is a US Citizen, he or she will suffer extreme and unusual...

Im a citizen and my girlfriend has a visitor visa

If your girlfriend comes in, and within a week, you marry her and file an adjustment application there will be a presumption of fraud at entry -...

My husband has 2 misdemeanor i want to ask for his residence im citizen Do I have any problems with that?

You need to clarify your terms. Robbery? You probably mean theft which in this case would be a petit theft. (I assume from the facts you present...

Is there a way to appeal a rejection of nonimmigrant visa? the means of refusal were extremely discriminatory!

Go canes. As a graduate from UM Law and Los Andes in Colombia I do undestand where you stand. The reasons are pretty discriminatory yet...

My loving sister got married to a colombia in Miami so he could be a citizen now she want a divorce but he is not a citizen yet

I am assuming there were further reasons for the marriage. i.e. They loved each other and wanted to get married. If he is not a citizen then he...

Will my husband get deported even though were married and have kids?

Yes he may get deported or removed. It will depend on whether he is convicted of the theft and if it (Under California Law) becomes a removable...

Can a 16 year old illegal immigrant get her permit or driver licens in florida with out being deported?

They may be driving but that does not mean that they are legal. Right now in Florida the law requires that you have evidence of legal status and...

Am I considered deportable for the time being?

You are out of status. That means you are deportable, or better removable, from the U.S. Even if you had filed your adjustment package you may...