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You need to get a GC card first before you can start thinking of citizenship. If you have a green card via marriage, you can apply for citizenship three years later if still married. It is normally faster when a citizen files a green card petition for you. If your had filed via your mom, you...

Does he have an I-94 entry card? Or did he just cross illegally?

I suggest you consult a local lawyer. There are many possible ways of handling this case. A legal view with full knowledge of the facts would best help you. Most lawyers offer a free initial consultation. But yes, you can file a civil claim to after the criminal trial preferable.

You ought to have checked and seen it before riding.......You are as responsible as he is.

If you are savvy with the law, you can handle it alone. If not, get a lawyer or plead not guilty and hopefully a PD.

How did they get here? What type of visas?

What are you talking about...........

Don't have much time to offer my oppinions............It does not matter. Would try if I find time.

Yes...........Contact your new company's legal department for all relevant documents you would need on re-entry or embassy. I can't confirm all the docs........They would guide you......it varies on circumstance.

Your lawyer knows your case best. If you hired him to represent you, I suggest you follow his advice. It is possible the previous charges could affect you since they are CIMT. But given the time……….they might let it go or you might need waivers if they discover it.

How did he get into the US? What type of visa or entry?

How did he get into the US? What type of visa or entry?

I have posted the exception many times if you read my past threads.......But I would do it again for you and answer your questions only tmr....Have to get my machine working again.

Yes..........New discover requiring more time to get hands on the facts. But the Judge would have to evaluate the relevance to decide. Depending on what court, there are certain situations like sick key witness and a few others. But generally, the Judge would not let them get away with it if he...

Sorry I don't know much about Canadian law, just US law. Hopefully someone would help you.

Yes it is.............good luck!

Say no if you feel your contract has been violated. But if you like your job remind them in a nice way...........Just don't lose your job and regret.

Hard to tell..........Evidence needed to take legal action is much more than this. I don't think you have a shot now or just based on this.

Plead not guilty and see what D-programs they have which would fit your good driving record.

I think you need a lawyer. You need to counter sue them for the problems they have caused you due to their poor management, time wasted, and misuse of your personal information, and even punitive……….. They are suing you for their error. Do a free consultation with a lawyer and see your options...