Your current state is Virginia
Example Treasurer or Treasurer assistant, PAC Administrator, or Governing Body, example Chief Executive Officer
This is an immigration question, not international law; however, if he/she holds a green card they can do anything but vote! (My wife--a Canadienne--had a green card and she campaigned for me when I ran for county judge.
Canada. The buyer, Company B, is a tyre distributor from Denmark. In July 2006 they signed an agreement for the
delivery of 3000 winter tyres for heavy trucks. The contract has concluded by email.
Having received the buyer’s acceptance, the seller made a reference in its final... Read more »
Your question is more complex than you perceive. This is not the right venue to get a correct response.
You are asking for an opinion on either the Canadian law (and that may be influence by province) and Danish law, with the overlay any treaties that may apply as well as a complete... Read more »
What state will they be deported to, who pays for the flight? Do they get deported immediantly? Id like to know what happens once they reach the U.S. too.
This is a forum that provides general information about U. S. Immigration law. I am unaware of anyone who practices Israel immigration and deportation. However, more information will be needed for an Israeli attorney can figure this out.
Where is your friend? Is your friend is now being... Read more »
They are U.S. citizens, born there. How would the process go, would they be able to choose what state they get deported to or to the state they were born in? Who would pay for the flight? What happens afterwards that?
What happens is subject to Israeli law and the agencies of their government that enforce it. Your guess is just about as good as mine, but I would suspect that they will be repatriate on a local airline and dropped off at the nearest arrival point for that airline in the U. S.
Myanmar is going through a military coup right now and people do not have jobs. My parents can’t send me money for school or to go back home anymore. I do not have much options.
It's hard to answer on these few facts, but my suggestion is to seek a conference with a good immigration lawyer (your situation appears to be mixed between "immigration" and "international")
I know that Burma is a problem, but what the U. S. State Department will... Read more »
It is joint with rights of survivorship, we specifically wanted to have access to it regardless if one of us died. Now the bank has frozen the accounts after I innocently mentioned to them of her passing since i thought i was in my right. They are saying that there is no rights of survivorship in... Read more »
Read the contract carefully.
The municipal law of Quebec is based on the Code Napoleon (like Louisiana) and cannot easily be compared to the common law of Florida.
I would suggest you hire a lawyer in Montreal (sometimes a notaire can handle this type of problem) and see if it... Read more »
If my parents renounce the citizenship 1 year before I was born, am I eligible for us citizenship. I have Israeli citizenship.
You should repost it under Immigration and Constitutional Law categories.
When USPTO publishes, is it too late for me to pursue global patents?
You should repost this question under Patents (intellectual property) category.
Can you travel internationally to places such as Canada or UAE if you completed court supervision for a Class A misdemeanor for speeding 35 MPH plus in the state of Illinois? My understanding is that upon completion of supervision it leads to a non conviction? Is this true and if not convicted are... Read more »
You may travel internationally, but I personally have seen U.S. citizens turned away from entering Canada for a variety of traffic and Criminal offenses regardless of the years past after that conviction, when they traveled by car.
M/S Bremen v. Zapata Off-Shore Co. 407 U.S. 1(1972) United States Supreme Court
The Supreme Court held that forum selection clauses are enforceable. The case involved a forum selection clause stipulating that litigation of disputes would be handled in the High Court of Justice in London for a towage contract to move an oil rig from Louisiana to Italy. The Court upheld the... Read more »
For example, if you sign a visa for them to come visit, or if they want to live here and not just visit, is there a way to help them, and if you do, are you responsible in any way for them for life?
If you have completed a financial affidavit on behalf of the alien you are responsible for that person to a limited extent.: USCIS.gov/I-864 and USCIS.gov/I-134 is where you can find the forms and an explanation of your responsibility if you sponsor someone.
I'm planning on creating a cartoon named Mad House, and I was wondering if MadHouse Studios (which is located in japan) could sue for use of the name
Depends if the name is protected in the United States, and where you plan to sell your products.
Consult with an attorney.
I have just arrived at the airport to leave USA after a 90 day tourist visit on an ESTA visa waiver program. I was due to leave for 4 days to allow my visit time to renew and then return to the states to finish my trip for another 2 months. But I have arrived at the airport and lost my passport!! I... Read more »
You will need to comply with the reality. Obtain your expedited foreign passport and then apply for a new visa in that document.
There is no way around it.
I bought a kitten about a week ago and took it to the vet after long trying to make an appointment and it turns out that the kitten is sick it has an ear infection, juvenile gingivitis and stomach problems even though the seller told me that the kitten is completely healthy and was recently vetted... Read more »
It's a question whether breach of contract has occurred and whether there is misrepresentation that you relied on to enter into the contract. If there is misrepresentation that you relied on, you can ask for the seller to pay the fee. If he does not, you can bring a lawsuit in small claim court.
You may work on campus for 20 hours if the job is qualified to be offered to international students. You may work off-campus after you receive EAD.
US Code TITLE 22 / CHAPTER 32 / SUBCHAPTER III / Part I / § 2370a
§2370a. Expropriation of United States property
(a) Prohibition
None of the funds made available to carry out this Act, the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961 [22 U.S.C. 2151 et seq.], or the Arms Export... Read more »
There is a tab above, Find-a-Lawyer, that lists attorneys by region. Good luck
Tim Akpinar
They could be required to follow both. This is a complex question and could require consulting with attorneys in both jurisdictions. If it comes to issues such as real estate leases, employment law, environmental compliance, those could likely be governed by the laws of Canada, unless otherwise... Read more »
I got injured on the job by a coworker. do I have to accept worker’s compensation?
I'm not sure why the labels for this question include government contracts and international law, but, if this is an accident that occurred at work in Florida and is not a Federal Agency, if you were injured on the job, in almost all circumstances, your only choice is workers'... Read more »
No, only the natural children, who are U.S. citizens, can petition their parents.
Assuming the petition of a parent can be approved by USCIS, the beneficiary can be barred from admission on an approved petition by the U.S. State Department or DHS, where their past or present conduct... Read more »
No, the process will not go fast enough. There are too many restrictions in place.
The family petitioning process will not work due to highly restricted visa numbers. The U.S. has imposed Title 42 to bar foreign applicants to asylum. The Courts are finding such bars without factual... Read more »
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