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they would run an FBI background check on you..........It could show up. He might have told you it could not lead to deportation due the the structure of the plea aggrement. But know it would be okay due to the disposition................They can't deport you easily...........you would have all...

No favors but they will correct any errors if you contact them........ All quotas might have been met.........so double check with them.

There is still a chance to save it.............Get an immigration lawyer. I don't want to guarantee anything without full knowledge of the case. Get a lawyer for consultation ASAP> it would cost about 100$ to get advice from the lawyer.

Sansfo is fairly accurate...............You would have to be patient for a green card before traveling in other to advoid complications.

Get a new lawyer........... Any lawyer who did not know this is not worthy of representing you........It is common knowledge..........He ought to have asked you about that once he knew you country of citizenship. You can still do it and succeed. Just use a new lawyer to guide. Don't go do it...

It can prevent you from showing good moral character

Yes you can get a waiver. And you would qualify for citizenship since you did not spend up to a year in jail...................you have had a clean record for five years which is key. You might be denied and put on deportation but it would be resolved fairly easy. Immigration is sometimes...

Interesting...............

Then just keep up the pressure on them............Hopefully someone there would one day be patient and take care of it.............or Let you know more detail information. Hiring a lawyer to send them letters would be faster but not cost efficient. Give it another month or two before taking the...

It could affect you if immigration finds out, and if the offense does not meet the petit crime exception. If it meets the exception, you would be okay.

If here maximum potential jail time for the crime was not more than a year(and sentenced to less than six months in jail) then she does not need a waiver. The guy might just want to scare you to get a lawyer........... If you meet the petit crime exception you don't need a waiver!

If you are not a citizen you can be deportable if you violate your status even if you are married to a citizen. Immigration would not remove a hold because someone is on probation. They are two different bodies which work separately.............Immigration law is federal law and is the most...

The mum should file for here. There are advance parole travel document she can get if she files for adjustment of status.

You can travel here without a visa if you have a Canadian passport..........You can marry and do adjustment of status. Or he could come marry you where ever you are and file for you............it would take about 8-9months on average to get here......... You can qualify for a fiancée...

Once she applies to a university while on OPT, then the OPT automatically cancels. Once a school admits you, you are no longer on OPT. So she either works or goes to school. Immigration does not allow graduate students to take less than nine credit hours unless they are still in school and...

You can do change of status here...........the decision is yours...........why risk a denial by going to India? You would lose your H1B visa if you don't use it and go to school. You would have to re-apply again...........next time.

That is not true........... The school representative does not have a clue about f-1 immigration law. He can stay here with no problem. Every F-1 student can take below the minimum full time load once in his life time at any school in the US after dropping a class. There just a paper the...

If you are in the US then marry when you get to Canada after eloping..........Then you can file there......and live there.

That is true.....They increased the amount which use to be about 300000 dollars in the past.........

Is he going alone or asking if he can get some kind of student visa? Specify if you are moving too and on what type of visa.............The waiver program has restrictions.