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Use your reference number to inquire from immigration............You can also call their hotline for advice and best way to handle it fast.

If there is no evidence of admission of guilt, you would be okay. But be honest about it............What matters is if you admitted to it on statements or if there is a conviction or plea deal. Even if there is an element of guilt, it would only affect you if it does not meet the petty crime...

There are ways for you to become legal............But I can't give you advice to beat or defy the laws of the USA........Talk to a your immigration lawyer.

You would have to wait for five years of good moral character to be eligible for citizenship. Your offense falls under the petit offense exception so you would be okay. ACD is considered an admission of guilt by immigration law. Immigration law is very different from criminal law. Disorderly...

If the record was expunged per your country’s law, the expunction is not necessarily recognized by US law. What you should do is to order a copy of your record from the police data base and see if it still shows up. If it does, then you must admit to it even if it is in the process of being...

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Your adjustment of status form I-485 would ask if you have ever been arrested or charged with a crime. You would have to answer YES and be honest about it. Just simple add a page explaining the exact charge, copy of case dismissal or disposition. You would be fine. A simple DUI is not...

Based on your last post, I feel better about your situation. Your lawyer is right about the fact that a well structured plea would be good enough. The condition is it must be well structured to avoid any unintended immigration consequences.......Given he is a lawyer, hopefully a good, you would...

I did not take it in a bad way.......... You where most professional courteous……….I am cool! Thanks for the concern.

Thanks for the information...........We learn every day. Since it is a different country I did not want to be definite without knowledge of their country’s law, interpretation and possible implications of false statements per visa waiver......I guess he is fine per your explanation. Thanks!

Let us know how it goes.......

I would give you personal advice from experience seeing some such outcomes of people in your exact situation……..Be patient and try to work things out with her even if you think or know she is cheating. If you are lucky your permanent GC would be in the mail in a couple of months without a second...

They would just check one of the boxes why without giving specific details. But your lawyer can probe deeper..... Know more and appeal further with immigration. Your lawyer might recommend marriage and refilling or appeal.

They would just check one of the boxes why without giving specific details. But your lawyer can probe deeper..... Know more and appeal further with immigration. He might recommend marriage and refilling or appeal.

You don't need a visa if you have a clean criminal record in your country. But if you have a conviction or plea deal, US law considers that as a conviction. So if you have a conviction, you don't qualify for the waiver program and need to get a visa or clearance from the local US embassy. Don't...

I don't want to rush the answer to you............Let’s see if you might have chances to overcome this....... 1-What was the maximum possible jail time for your offense? 2-Did you admit to the theft in your statements to the cops? 3-Was you plea reviewed by an immigration lawyer? 4-Are there...

1- What was the maximum possible jail time for your offense? 2- In what state?

Muggsyj is right........But if you want to know if the status of your case or if there is a warrant out, then you need to hire a lawyer here. It can be done by phone. But I must say escaping hurts your case......Not only because the criminal act violates your visa waiver program, but you might...

I strongly advise you to get a lawyer or wait until you can afford one.Their advice is on point so far. Once you have been denied it is time to forget trying to go at it alone…………. You should be able to get a lawyer for less than 2500$. Just make sure they have been practicing for at least 10...

Nice to know..........Let us know how it goes....