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i am an undocumented immigrant, initial daca applicant from mexico 23 years of age no criminal background mentally sane wanting to know the processing time for F2B would be
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answered on Aug 22, 2024
The F2B visa category, which is for unmarried adult children (21 years or older) of U.S. permanent residents, generally has a processing time that varies depending on your country of origin. For applicants from Mexico, the wait times can be significantly longer than the average due to high demand.... View More 
Marriage licence - in 1993 in USA
Marcela (myself) -lives in Irvine,CA
Husband - lives in Czech Republic
Property - in USA and USA
Spousal support needed from husband
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answered on Aug 19, 2024
Divorce involving multiple countries, like the USA and the Czech Republic, can be complicated, but there are steps you can take to protect your interests. Since your marriage was in the USA and you reside in California, you can file for divorce in California. This allows you to address property... View More
Please assist me with this crisis.
My tyrannical ex-boyfriend and his associates were deported and sanctioned against by U.S Gov. for war crimes and crimes against humanity, totally unrelated to me.
They have since carried out cyberattacks, ordered international criminal networks... View More
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answered on Aug 16, 2024
I’m really sorry to hear about what you’re going through. No, it is not legal for the FBI, U.S. Government officials, or police to protect anyone involved in trafficking, kidnapping, or sexual assault. Law enforcement agencies are supposed to protect you and investigate these crimes, not aid or... View More
I started working by mistake without cpt and when im aware , i stopped in 4 days. I didnt get paid for those days as its only orientation. Will this affect my f1 visa status. Kindly help me
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answered on Aug 12, 2024
It’s understandable that you’re worried about your F1 visa status after realizing the mistake. Since you stopped working immediately after becoming aware of the issue and didn’t receive payment, the impact on your F1 status might be minimal. Generally, a brief period of unauthorized work,... View More
I am currently preparing to marry my girlfriend who is au pair(she’s from another country). She arrived in the U.S. in March this year and she will stay here until March next year (along with her j1 visa). We have about 8 months until March next year, and I would like to complete the marriage... View More
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answered on Jul 24, 2024
It's great that you want to marry your girlfriend and start a life together. The marriage process itself won't negatively impact her J-1 au pair program. You can proceed with getting married, but it's important to be mindful of the timing for applying for her green card.
Once... View More
Hello, I want to find out that if an institute has been subpoenaed to provide relevant documents to an attorney representing a client, and the same have been sent to him on email, how can we get these documents certified/notarized/apostilled to be used as legal documents in a foreign country? The... View More
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answered on Jul 24, 2024
To get the documents certified, notarized, or apostilled, you should first print the documents received via email. Once printed, take the documents to a notary public in California. The notary can certify the authenticity of the documents by adding a notarial certificate.
If you need the... View More
On the website of the European Film Festival there is information about my film, which I submitted to the competition. The film was not shown at the film festival, but information about the film is on the website. I asked to remove information about the film from the film festival website, but they... View More
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answered on Jun 18, 2024
Under California law, the film festival's refusal to remove information about your film from their website when you requested them to do so could potentially be addressed through a few different avenues:
1. Publicity rights: In California, individuals have the right to control the... View More
My job title when I first started working at the consulate was a public relation officer. Couple of months later I was moved to work in the consular department as an administrator. The change of position was based in a verbal agreement between the president and me. They told me that I’m... View More
answered on May 23, 2024
Working in a foreign country's consulate means you are under the jurisdiction of the country who operates the consulate and that country's laws will apply, not the US or state law where the consulate is located. You will have to seek out and consult with an attorney familiar with that... View More
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answered on Apr 12, 2024
If you believe that a law enforcement officer has acted improperly or illegally in their dealings with you as a confidential informant, you may want to consider the following steps:
1. Consult with a criminal defense attorney who has experience dealing with cases involving confidential... View More
The passenger I was with did not have a legit visa. I was detained and interigated. At the end I was let go with no fine or detention time. But what happens now? Will I have a mark on my record with All world border customs? Does this appear on background checks? Does it stay on my record... View More
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answered on Mar 27, 2024
If you were detained at the Tijuana Border but subsequently released without any charges or prosecution, it's important to understand the implications of this event on your record. Detentions related to immigration issues, especially when they do not result in formal charges or findings of... View More
My situation is this: I am a French citizen and I am married to an American citizen. We currently live in the United States (I have a Green Card, which allows me to work here legally), but we would like to split our time between the United States and Spain (since my family lives in there and I want... View More
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answered on Feb 21, 2024
Based on the details provided, technically neither you nor your wife would be authorized to work remotely for a US employer while in Spain on just a standard tourist visa. Some key points:
• Tourist visas, including the 90/180 day allowance in the Schengen area, do not permit remote work... View More
I would have to give enough information that it would be obvious who I am and that would compromise my position if it is published on your website. Thank you.
answered on Jan 7, 2024
This website is a public forum. Do not post anything here that you want to remain confidential. Good luck
I don't have parental consent and I provide everything for myself and right now i live alone and will still be living alone in the US. The country I live in does not have a possibility of emancipation.
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answered on Dec 28, 2023
Hi! In the United States, emancipation laws vary from state to state, and not all states have specific laws regarding emancipation. Generally, emancipation is a legal process that allows a minor to become legally independent from their parents or guardians. To seek emancipation, you typically need... View More
My ex-husband and I are Taiwanese citizens with a property in the United States. We went through courts and arbitration, and after many years of appeals, I was awarded the property in the United States.
I already offered to have the paperwork prepared here in the US and sent to Taiwan for... View More
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answered on Dec 22, 2023
In California, you can file a petition to confirm a foreign arbitration award, including those related to property disputes. This process is governed by the Uniform Foreign-Country Money Judgments Recognition Act, which California has adopted. The court will review the arbitration record and, if it... View More
Almost 10 years of bias and discriminatory actions of all that is involved, from falsifying documents to fraudulent statements and absolutely zero proof. Mean while, the kids and I are deprived of very basic civil human rights. I need my rights back to see and embrace my children they lunch visits... View More
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answered on Dec 3, 2023
In California, if the other parent of your children has moved to the state without notifying you, especially in the context of a custody arrangement, it's important to take action to establish a parenting plan that protects your rights and the well-being of your children. The first step is to... View More
I am starting an import-export business and I am wondering would having business with my home country cause any issues with my residency here in Canada. Traveling to my home country is by no means safe for me, however, this business does not require my physical presence in Iran and I can conduct... View More
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answered on Nov 7, 2023
Engaging in business with your home country, where you are recognized as a Protected Person, should not inherently affect your residency status in Canada. However, it's crucial to ensure that this business activity does not contradict any of the conditions of your protection status.... View More
What would the implications be for a U.S. tax individual who, unaware of the requirements to report ownership of foreign businesses, fails to disclose their ownership interest in a foreign company? Suppose this company isn't active and was believed to have been seized by a foreign government... View More
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answered on Oct 28, 2023
U.S. taxpayers, regardless of where they reside, are generally required to report their worldwide income and disclose foreign financial interests. Failure to report foreign financial accounts and ownership interests can result in significant penalties under the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act... View More
I lost my father and my brother in the devastating missile attack carried out by Iraq in 1988. In light of this grievous loss, I am determined to seek compensation from the responsible party, Iraq. I know that the case has been settled between Iran and Iraq in International Court of Justice.... View More
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answered on Sep 13, 2023
Pursuing compensation for losses stemming from international conflicts can be an extremely complex process involving international law, which generally exceeds the scope of California state law. You may consider reaching out to a legal professional with experience in international law to understand... View More
Hola, hablo en representación de mi jefa, ella tiene una casa en Chula Vista, CA, pero esta a nombre de su ex esposo y ella, hace unos años se divorciaron pero la casa legalmente no se se separó. Hoy mi jefa Claudia está interesada en ya dejarla a su nombre, ya que en la separación esa casa... View More
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answered on Aug 29, 2023
En primer lugar, para transferir la casa únicamente a nombre de Claudia, probablemente necesitará presentar una Escritura de renuncia o una Escritura de transferencia entre cónyuges, lo que requeriría el consentimiento del excónyuge si ambos nombres están en el título. Con respecto a la... View More
I worked for a large fintech company headquartered in Singapore, and I worked remotely in California.
Anyways, the company was quite small when I first joined the company two years ago. They offered me stock options worth about 100k USD at company valuation 1B USD.
Two years later,... View More
answered on May 24, 2023
You are going to have to get specific confidential advice from an attorney who can be allowed to read the documents and completely understand the discussions about these options. It is really not something that can be advised in the absence of far more information.
I would strongly... View More
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