Have you looked at vacating your conviction all together under Health and Safety Code section 11361.8?

Check out the package put together by the Orange County Superior Court.

https://www.occourts.org/self-help/formpackets/forms/SHC-CRIM-12.pdf

Dear Spanish Tourist:

What would be more helpful to any potential attorney in California is to tell us generally where this occurred. I am located in Oakland, in Northern California and could not really be of assistance in the Los Angeles Area as this is about 400 miles away.

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You need to look for a post-conviction criminal defense attorney, or a criminal appellate attorney who has experience with habeas petitions.

INA section 212 is the grounds on inadmissibility. I would guess that your stop and detention at the border constitutes an expedited removal which is in the records of CBP, not USCIS. Furthermore, if you used a false document in order to try and gain entry into the US, you committed immigration... View More

USCIS does not care how much money you make for the purpose of naturalization. However, the do care that you pay your taxes and that you do not owe any child support.

Sounds like your "notario" is working on an I-601A waiver. These are difficult to obtain and I agree that using an non-licensed amateur is risking a seriously adverse consequence if your mother is ordered deported and barred from any immigration benefit for 10 years.

You will need to apply for a passport from your home country. If there is a consulate in California, then go and apply there.

The short answer to your question is to make a FOIA request for you alien file, unless you have retained your documents that show you were reinstated.

Yes you can sell your personal property on line without offending your immigration status. However, you may have a duty to report this income to the IRS. Please consult with a tax specialist on what is required to remain in compliance with tax law.

If you live in Alameda County, the public defender's office was a clean slate clinic that helps people to clean up this record.

Short answer, your husband's appeal was unsuccessful. He will remain incarcerated under his original sentence which granted him probation, either ISS or ESS.

The only potential recourse you have available at this juncture is to seek protection under asylum law, withholding, or alternatively protection under CAT. However, you may not be eligible for release from custody and will have to fight your case in detention.

Short answer is yes. The evidence would come in under the hearsay exception as a business record, authenticated by the record keeper as true and correct.

In filing a Certification for Rehabilitation, you have the right to an appointed attorney to assist you.

I see that you listed your address as San Leandro in Alameda County. I would check with the Alameda County Public Defenders.

http://www.co.alameda.ca.us/defender/services/cleanslate.htm

You must first file and I-130 visa petition and when approved, proceed through consular processing via the NVC.

Stanley Radtke

I would look into the possibility of filing a VAWA petition.

The issue in your situation is how you entered the US. If you entered without inspection (EWI) than you are ineligible to adjust your status in the US.

Not that I am aware.

The short answer is yes. But it would not be the store that files charges, it would be the District Attorney's Office in your local county that files the criminal complaint in the superior court after reviewing the police report.

It depends upon the form of the deportation order. If you had a hearing in front of an immigration judge and the court made a decision on any applications for relief you filed with the court, then yes, you have 30-days to file a notice of appeal to the BIA, or Board of Immigration Appeals.... View More