The general rule is that a person's card expires but their status does not. He is an LPR. However, his card should have been replaced a long time ago. It will be up to the DMV whether to accept the card as identification OR as evidence that he is in the US with lawful status.

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The crime is an Aggravated Felony and a Crime of Violence. This is a deportable offense.

Dismissal after completing PTI is an admission of guilt.

You are not only likely to be denied Naturalization you may be placed in removal proceedings.

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You may abandon your status by filing form I-407. When you are no longer an LPR you may apply for a non immigrant visa. You are not entitled to a non immigrant visa as long as you have LPR status.

More information is needed to answer this question. Consult with an experienced immigration attorney or have someone do so on your behalf.

Arrested for what? Contact the United States Consulate nearest you or leave the country.

In general a child is not held accountable for any inadmissibility or deportable offenses. Running away is neither. For more specific information more facts are required.

If you meet all other requirements you may file at any time. The US consulates have resumed interviews and the process may be done electronically.

You will not be granted naturalization with a pending DUI.

even though the case may be sealed and not on your record you must answer yes to the question whether you have ever been arrested and convicted. you must furnish a complete certified c opy of the record to the USCIS.

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The USA will accept a marriage license from anywhere in the world. Yes. you can marry in Turkey and file the petition in another country.

There is a request for passport size photos and a request for a copy of the passport id page. Read the insructions carefully. If in doubt provide both.

USCIS.gov, you will find a list of secondary documents that are acceptable when a BC is NOT AVAILABLE.

There is no adjustment of status at the border. You will need to sponsor her by filing the proper forms with supporting documents. If she is seeking an immigrant visa she will need to go through consulate processing. If she is in the USA she may adjust through the USCIS.

It is up to those countries whether they will admit you. Have you checked their visa requirements?

First:Processing was much faster in 2018.

Second: Depending on the documents requested in the RFE you file may not be considered to have begun processing until the service received the documents requested.

Third: When the case is outside theprocessing time due to background check... View More

If you were detained by a law enforcement officer and not free to leave without consequences you were under arrest.

Also, if the case was dropped because you attended any class paid a fine paid court costs.....you are considered guilty for immigration purposes. That being said you may be... View More

LPR status is retroactive one year from the date it is granted. You are eligible to file for Naturalization on Nov 14 2021provided you meet all other requirements.

Yes. Your passport can be expired but your green card must be current.

Yes. You are a United States citizen. Apply for your certificate by filing the N-600.

As you have stated; you have a number of options. Which option is the best option is largely up to you and your circumstances. Any of the options are time sensitive. I suggest you consult with an experienced immigration attorney to discuss the options.

Based on the information you have provided your son may already be a USC. More information is needed. I suggest you contact an experienced immigration attorney.