It depends on the foreign national developed derogatory history. The withdrawal from admission to the United States (I-877) must have other collateral grounds on inadmissibility that will directly affect any type of vida for that Portuguese national, possibly even rendering that person... View More

There is no such thing as a Good Samaritan law that exonerates or insulates anyone from being criminally charged with drug possession at the scene.

That person needs to discuss her criminal case with an accomplished criminal defense counsel to fight for her freedom.

The only expert you need to discuss it with would be the company's assigned immigration counsel familiar with your pending case.

Be as it may you must immediately retain a competent immigration attorney to fight for your status and your mere presence in the U.S.

An NTA will never be withdrawn the way you desire.

Prepare for a long wait: a month for the USCIS or the NVC is nothing. Some beneficiary wait literally for years.

You need to discuss with the adopting agency whether you have legally adopted that child (what is the age of that foreign national?) in order to petition for that immediate family member.

Also, it seems by logic the immediate family member would reside with either a biological or adoptive... View More

A person operating a bicycle during twilight or at night has a duty to have the bicycle comply to the rules of the road requirements, safety and equipment presence.

Thus, a bicyclist may be legally stopped for any absence of safety equipment, including reflecting signs or lights.... View More

No.

You may apply for your OPT EAD as planned which would not affect your pending AOS LPR case.

You are represented by a counsel of record. It would be improper to guide you overstepping the critical and vital role of the attorney who is professionally retained, familiar with your case and legally obligated to provide a clear, accurate and exact legal guidance to you.

If they do not... View More

First things first, it is not legally possible to "rob" an ATM. Robbing could only involve depraving a human being of any things of value or property. Thus, a possible crime would be criminal trespass, criminal damage to bank's property, aggravated theft with use of tools and theft... View More

Usually, for immigration purposes a regular tax return is sufficient unless there is a specific Request for Further Evidence by the Service requesting the tax transcript for that particular year or years.

Yes.

Limiting access to mobile telephones for school students by the school Administration is completely Constitutional. The school implements its rules and oversees education , social and safety parameters of that educational institution.

The school may and should limit any... View More

She does not seem to qualify for that LPR under that legal option.

That is absolutely not permitted as you would be deriving income outside permitted 20 hours of authorized employment in the country on a student visa.

It is a veiled form of immigration fraud and intentional scheme to violate your visa status.

If you are not a licensed attorney or recognized gala representative in my opinion you may not be "a point od contact" to receive communication or handle an asylum case for anyone.

That asylum applicant must either handle that case herself or select a licensed counsel of record.

If your extra work does not interfere with your H1B main duties you may derive additional income in your spare time.

Yes.

Ant pattern of criminal activity in aggregate coupled with drug offenses places an asylum applicant in a possible denial.

Immediately consult directly with any reputable asylum law attorney via zoom.

You need to consult directly with an experienced immigration attorney even remotely as any incorrect action on your part may affect your immigration benefits or adjustment of status. Do not delay as acting blindly would be rather foolhardy.

Attorneys are not permitted to solicit and discuss professional fees online. The mother must reach other to a counsel of her choice.

You must discuss your exact legal options with a professionally qualified immigration attorney to structure your legal strategy.