You most definitely may initiate a civil action for additional lasting damages against the convicted person based on your description. I believe you have requisites merits to initiate such suit for damages, however, the difficulty will lie in the following: even if you file and obtain a judgment... View More

You could be charged with a number of both state and federal crimes as follows:

1. Since each Link card is associated with a certain person and requires a password for its use, both of you (the seller and buyer) may be charged with conspiracy to defraud state agency, bank fraud, wire fraud,... View More

Your posting lacks critical facts of that pending immigration submission to advise you on a laconic online paragraph. Consider discussing your legal issues with a consummate counsel of your choice.

You may initiate divorce proceedings as it would be untenable to continue maintaining a marriage that has graduated into a sad veneer of a loving and harmonious union.

A pro bono attempted murder attorney is as rare as extinct Tasmanian devils. The defendant may request the presiding judge to appoint a Public Defender at no charge due to one's indigeny, yet, one thing clear: that case needs an attentive professional.

No.

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced a proposed rule seeking to strengthen existing DACA protections on September 27, 2021. The rule will be officially published on Tuesday, September 28 for a 60-day public comment period.

Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro... View More

That is a very unusual approach. Given the time, efforts, and financial burden on the sponsoring U.S. employer, one of the possible explanations could be that the original H1B was not genuine or authentic to begin with.

It appears that your interview developed a Request for Additional Evidence before rendering a decision in that case.

That request must be carefully examined by a licensed attorney before providing the husband with a clear legal guidance how to handle that submission.

It goes... View More

Hard to say as the forfeiture could take many forms in connection with a pending criminal case,

Essentially, it means that the person loses property due to a legal violation of the collateral for said property.

You are not eligible to sponsor her until you naturalize.

The Illinois Secretary of States does have a set of rules in order to reinstate suspended, or revoked driving privileges.

Also, any reinstatement of state driver's license does require a fee.

Naturally, no state mechanism works flawlessly. Mistakes happen, scrivener's... View More

The USCIS.gov lists all fees for for each federal form.

However, an AOS (adjustment of status) to LPR only requires a fee for I-485 ($1225, which includes $85 biometrics fee). When I-765 EAD, I-131, Re-Entry Permit are a part of the concurrent AOS filing, (it is called One Stop concurrent... View More

It appears that would be perfectly lawful based on the statutes and the sworn affidavit sating the legal need for such.

You keep posting the same legal issue repeatedly and the answer remains the same.

We tend to recommend filing paper submissions only retaining a copy in the file for housekeeping and accountability reasons. But even generally we do not include only required submissions that do not confuse the processing officer.

I do not practice in PA but even generally, it makes no sense for PA to forgive the first DUI elsewhere.

I strongly doubt that could be true. Ask a PA DUI counsel directly.

With the recent proliferation of Zoom options explore a technical way to attend the Tennessee DUI under the Covid protocols, if the TN court approves that request.

Your question is unclear, however, it appears that you possibly asked a similar question from Peoria, Illinois recently.

In Illinois there is a specific legal principle called medical emergency exception where the medical hospital may draw blood from an admitted person for medical reasons,... View More

Yes.

Under the current emergency exception for medical purposes, a medical institution may take a patient's blood which results are completely discoverable.

You heard wrong: whole your asylum case pending it does not confer status (unless you somehow maintained a student F-1 visa for that long, which is doubtful).

The fact that you are married to the LPR does not open up an immediate legal path to adjust to LPR as your spouse must naturalize... View More