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Given it was a plea deal and you had a lawyer.........it would be hard to overturn. Ask your lawyer for the interpretation of the court's order. She would tell you if it applies in all states or county. I should think it would in most cases.

It is best to get a lawyer............You don't want to have a long rap sheet of convictions. It could hurt you in jobs and career. Defending yourself should be the very last option.

Does he have his passport and I-94 which was given to him when he entered the US? I-94 is the white form attached to the passport on entry. What exactly did the German consulate take away? I need to to know.......is it his passport or what?

Sometimes I heard applying a GC or citizenship would alarm the INS that someone should have been deported. Is that right? Yes so if one was not sure about a criminal case should be an aggravated felony, then one should not apply for anything, right? First know that not only felonies lead to...

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You would be okay........and you don't need a lawyer to get a passport even if you got MIP.

There would be no problem........You are fine. Class C can't affect you. It is not much different from a parking ticket. Just make sure you let your immigration lawyer know. Class C in some counties is not shared with crime data bases, but it is better to be honest about it than being denied for...

Don’t speak to anyone except your lawyer. If you can’t afford one, plead not guilty and one would be appointed for you. From your side of the story it seems to be a massive misunderstanding during a very emotional period. Only your lawyer would see all the evidence during discovery and be best...

Complex stuff...........You need to talk to a copyright lawyer. Initial consultation is usually free...........Evaluate your options and go from there.

Once you get your forms filled, your medicals done, and have all relevant documents, it goes really fast. You can get your travel documents from the embassy in most cases less than a month after your interview date. It some cases even just a week if you have no further complication. If your...

They are extra work visas for mostly PhD grads and extremely highly qualified people or unique talents required here.

If you are on deportation and you leave the US or are deported, you can't come back without a waiver unless the period of inadmissibility has been met.

Going out is one way of solving it..........But if you are working already on OPT before the gap then different companies have different legal ways of handling it. In some cases, it can be handled without you leaving.

I have seen many victims like you.............Many lose a whole lot. Just get what you can and move on. The law and time is complex on such issues and many waste time just to recover nothing. Keep trying but know when to quit. You are not the only one.

Masters is about same but will not qualify you for the extra 20000 visas.

Yes it is common with people fighting deportation after being accused of CIMT. So the Immigration board of appeals reviews these and sometimes spills into federal courts and even the US Supreme Court.

F-1 to OPT to HIB (you don’t leave for the first approval. The length of approval varies but is most often three years or less. There would be no new stamp on your passport during this time). You leave only to go extend it after the first approval expires………..then come back for the next...

I feel your pain………I can’t give you any advice to break the law and work. All I can say is that……. try getting money by borrowing, help, or however in your power per the law. If you can get enough to file for the marriage and immigration papers, you would be in position of getting a GC. Money...

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Your sister’s baby will not pose a problem. Depending on if she gets her GC before or after she gets here. If she gets the baby out of the US, it would take filling and a long wait to get the baby to the US. But if she gets her baby here…………..fine. I would guess your interview would be by July...