Wait till the USCIS sends a RFE correspondence to advise whether the Service requires more evidence.

Immediately advise your assigned immigration attorney retained by the sponsoring company.

Do not engage in any communication with that blackmailing person in any form. Immediately discuss your possible exposure to criminal charges confidentially with a licensed criminal law attorney tomorrow.

You did things incorrectly.

You should have prepared a One Stop concurrent AOS to LPR package instead of filing a standalone I-130.

Immediately seek a legal consultation as you may damage your mother's case even more.

It is unfortunate that you are in this predicament. You may research, compare, and contact reach a selected counsel of your choice and retain a more responsive and professional counsel. In fact, you may file the prior counsel and request a retainer back for unearned services.

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There are better legal strategies available, such as petitioning for foreign national immediate family members if a USC is over the age of 21.

It always pays to pay a good attorney.

No.

You may legally change your name by filing a petition with local civil court provided you meet the resident and other court imposed requirements for that name change pursuant to the local rules of civil procedure.

I do not know a single private criminal defense counsel who would handle such state felony UUW by a felon pro bono, spending time, efforts and resources without making a reasonable living.

Thus, if defendant is indigent he may request the presiding judge to appoint a Public Defender to... View More

If you derive any income from any sources physically in the United States without work authorization you will be violating the terms of your lawful presence.

CPT may be completed anywhere in the United States, provided it is authentic and bona fide.

You may select an immigration attorney of your choice to discuss your legal options directly in a conversational format.

Your son may immediately petition. his foreign national spouse to adjust to LPR (Lawful Permanent Residency) right after they married, if he is a USC and she qualifies otherwise. There was no reason to wait three years.

You need to provide much more information regarding your potential eligibility to adjust your status.

You present a great question.

Many variables will affect your present eligibility for probation, yet, as you know already, your prior criminal history will greatly affect your chances to stay fee and does create a significant aggravating factor.

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That is questionable, especially after she served time in jail. It that is a CIMT, she is not eligible.

Do not act without a decent immigration counsel advising you on your next move: you may be detained, and issued a Notice to Appear in Immigration Court for removal.

Definitely discuss your issues without any delay even remotely with a good immigration professional.

He cannot not.

Find a USC or lawful permanent resident for that chore.

Anyone may make any type of accusations: the facts are these are just allegations.

She may call the police yet, the police will investigate that matter and in order to charge would need to gather enough evidence for the charges to be approved.

Secondly, calling immigration would... View More

The Columbian national must contact one's closest Consulate or Embassy to request the exact requirements for that document replacement.

You do not indicate your status in the United States and your legal grounds for sponsoring your spouse, however, even generally, you may not sponsor your foreign national immediate family members (parents) until you naturalize.

Seek a comprehensive legal consultation; it will be worth it.