asylum case refered to immig court but court date postponed an other unknown date
If your case has been referred to court you now must present your asylum application, evidence and testimony before a judge who will issue a decision on the merits of the case.
The fact that your court appearance date has been postponed does not indicate that your case will be successful.... Read more »
I am leaving on May 4 and have to go. I passed Feb 24. My green card is expired. How do I travel?
You should be administered the naturalization oath first and then proceed to obtain your U.S. passport before you travel abroad.
If your travel is an urgent matter you can request a U.S. federal judge to administer the oath. You will have to explain the urgency to travel abroad.... Read more »
In the I-765 form, which asks whether I want to get a social security number. But because I have a number, I answered question 13 and gave my number. Because I sent the form without answering one question, I am worried about my approval. Do you think that will USCIS deny my application? What should... Read more »
If the USCIS accepted an application in which you answered a question with another question, it should approve the application. That is, unless there are other defects.
I know international students under an F1 visa are allowed to own and rent property in the US and they are also allowed to earn passive income through stocks. So I was wondering if international students, under an F1 visa, are allowed to rent their things especially when they are not in use or to... Read more »
If your income comes from Employment then you are subject to the F1 student employment restrictions (see: https://www.uscis.gov/working-in-the-united-states/students-and-exchange-visitors/students-and-employment). However, if your income is passive (i.e. when the earner expends little effort to... Read more »
My petition was approved on December 9, and I received approval notice from USCIS one week later. A few days ago I contacted NVC about my case and they told me that my case isn’t in their system. So I decided to check my case status on USCIS, just in case. I was surprised and frustrated because... Read more »
There was a ban on non immigrant and immigrant visas until the recent proclamation revoking former President Trump’s executive order. The National Visa Center had no other choice, but to send it back. However, there is now hope.
I strongly recommend an appointment with a competent and... Read more »
We have been having problems for a while now, I got my Green card a few months ago and last month, I got divorce papers from his lawyer. I didn't even know he was filing for a divorce. He got my stimulus second stimulus check last month and refused to give it to me but he's still... Read more »
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Their mistakes made , that I considered as a recklessness for such a long time atty.
The damage that they’ve made it’s terrible.
More information is needed. What types of mistakes? By whom? By moving, do you mean deported?
I strongly recommend an appointment with a competent and experienced immigration attorney before there are any other complications.
The above is general information, not legal advice, and... Read more »
You can reach out to any of the immigration attorneys who respond to questions in the JUSTIA Ask a Lawyer platform and ask if they can accommodate your request.
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Is it easier for her to get another tourist visa and once she’s her I put in the application to fix her status?
-If you are a U.S. citizen, you can file the FORM I-130 on behalf of your mother.
-If your mother was subject to the 10 year bar and has been in Mexico for the past 10 years then she will not need to apply for a waiver for the unlawful presence.
-I do not recommend that your mother... Read more »
Naturalization law has changed over the years. Whether you are a citizen through your parents depends on a lot of facts that you have not provided. I suggest you consult with an experienced Immigration attorney or read the qualifications for naturalization at USCIS.gov
It can. You can be found inadmissible.
The appeal in question was to be done within 30 days of the initial decision. My friend is not sure whether the appeal was actually completed. I have tried to look into the process online but it does not go into details. I thought an appeal had to be registered and stamped but do not know if I am... Read more »
Your friend should be receiving from her attorney a copy of everything that is filed on her behalf. The brief is not required to be filed with in 30 days. The Notice of Appeal and fee must be filed with in 30 days.
What is your question?
Even after reducing the misdemeanor to a petty offense
No, a misdemeanor nor a petty offense will not have any effect on your asylum. However, the USCIS officer (or judge if in court) will ask about it, so bring any documents you have that show what happened and that it was reduced.
We can explain song Sesay for you. Call about the case and divorce.
I recently just realized that i had lost my international passport, and I have just started the process to get my green card. I am beginning to be worried. I would like to know, do if its a requirement that i must have my passport as evidence on entry with immigration, or if i can get another... Read more »
You generally need the passport you entered with to show proof of legal entry. If it is lost, you may be able to still show valid entry through an I 94.
soon to be ex-wife .. trapped me into marriage and now we have a kid /// But it has been confirmed that she only married to get a green card ... How could I a US Citizen get some justice here .. she is still on student visa and her sister and brother in law are on employer provided green cards ..... Read more »
Follow your attorney's advice. The tip line will work. This can get complicated, and your attorney is looking out for your best interest.
Does the court's supervision of the aggravated speeding violation be considered as a conviction in immigration, even though the violation is reduced from mesdminer class b to petty offenses?
This is something you need to discuss with an immigration attorney. That attorney will know how this type of charge will be treated.
A question to distinguished attorneys, is a agaravated speed violation considered a under the IMPAIRED drive or Moral turpitude particularly serious crimes ”when it comes to immigration and does it affect the person in the immigration court
This is something you need to discuss with an immigration attorney. Aggravated Speeding is either a Class B or Class A Misdemeanor criminal offense, so it could have immigration issues. An immigration attorney will be able to tell you how best to deal with these types of charges on your record. If... Read more »
The question is in the recent amendments to the law to renew the work permit for asylum. Does it include speed violations such as aggravated speed Is it prohibited to renew this work permit before the start of Resolution 25 August 2020?
This is something you need to discuss with an Immigration Attorney. The sooner you do this, the better.
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