It appears that you need a state licensed criminal attorney as soon as possible in that jurisdiction pronto.

The administrative impoundment of one's vehicle and a collateral original criminal case are two different legal procedures, UNLESS the vehicle is impounded and kept as evidence in connection with that criminal case.

Be as it may, in my opinion it requires a knowledgeable criminal... View More

Even generally, in order to assess your particular legal situation involving a certain judge you must discuss all facts and details directly with a LICENSED attorney in the jurisdiction where you think the action took place.

The facts of your narrative tell a very different story.

If a person develops warrants from THREE different counties, in TWO separate states, and currently in is CUSTODY in the FOURTH COUNTY with no bond for five months that is not a mere coincidence.

These are not petty charges... View More

No, it would not be legal to work in the United States absent an issued work authorization in one's possession.

Nothing stops you from applying for any type of visa after a denial for a B-2 visitor’s visa, but your file may contain negative information obtained during the first visa application, therefore, it will affect your subsequent visa issuance.

Also, if you disclosed information deemed... View More

As long as your immigration case is credible you have nothing to worry about, issues may arise when parties began fabricating things for immigration purposes.

Thank you for your excellent description of the origins of the pending criminal case. Even if you feel your criminal charges against you should be dismissed, that could be done only during a court hearing or by the assigned local prosecutor. Also, as you may know by now, the criminal case of that... View More

Requesting to postpone an asylum hearing would be a mistake. You are asking the same fact pattern worded differently in other posting, without realizing that you will damage your personal case and your future in the United States acting without an experienced legal advice.

If you plan to enter in a fraudulent marriage you may think it is not obvious but there are numerous signs that a marriage may not be genuine and authentic. Also, the USCIS agents are trained to flush out fabricated or fraudulent submissions for obvious reasons.

Since you are asking... View More

Any derivation of income from any source by a student on F1 visa in the United States without lawful authority to work in the country is not permitted.

Also, an F1 student cannot own taxes because he’s not legally authorized to work in the United States, however has to pay taxes even if... View More

Here is what the IRS site states with respect to dependents claim:

You may be eligible to claim both your niece and her son as dependents on your return. In order to claim someone as your dependent, the person must be:

1. Either your qualifying child or qualifying relative... View More

If you think that your spouse is attempting to marry in violation of the U.S. immigration laws you report your allegations with substantive evidence to the ICE and ERO.

The US consulate section is finishing your case and will inform you by email of its results. It appears that after completing their administrative processing portion of your case the counselor office is ready to issue a decision which you will be receiving by email.

There are several steps that you should be aware of. You could start with instructions for that consular processing of a foreign national immediate relative petitioning, you could schedule a consultation with a licensed immigration attorney, or you could retain an attorney to complete this case... View More

In order to assess you next legal stop how to proceed you have to discuss that naturalization claim situation directly with an immigration counsel of your choice either in person or remotely.

You’re sponsoring company assigned you an immigration attorney, that person is very familiar with your immigration visa face. You need to reach out to that license professional to discuss every legal variation of your perspective plan.

The charge falls under 720 ILCS 5/24-1.1 and requires a criminal charge of a state felony class 3.

Sentence. Violation of this Section by a person not confined in a penal institution shall be a Class 3 felony for which the person shall be sentenced to no less than 2 years and no more than 10 years.

There are many things you can do even at this time, however, before selecting the most effective legitimate approach discuss your present situation with a licensed immigration attorney in person or remotely.

You present a very long list of legal and personal issues that should be directed to a licensed practicing attorney familiar with that area of immigration law. Consider meeting in person or remotely via conference call or zoom.