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someone25 is correct. Since your friend was fingerprinted it would probably show up. But he should admit to it even if it does not show up in other background checks…Expunctions don’t hold in immigration cases. If the maximum sentence for the crime was less than a year, then he should be fine...

Read your lease carefully...........See if he has such rights. If not, you contest the changes...........

You might want to try a free consultation with a local lawyer. Most would give you the big picture before you decide on hiring them or not. This is a complex situation. ………You might want to contact the home owner association for advice too.........or city council on local regulations........

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Talk to a lawyer.........You can't fight this guys alone if you have not reached a satisfactory settlement with them.There are many things a lawyer has to evaluate to know your chances.

Get a lawyer............ It is hard for you to handle this without one..........

You could start by calling the county clerks office and view all options of payments since that is your plan. Some have online services or mail. If you want to work with a lawyer, google lawyers in that country and call and reach an agreement. If you just wan to plead guilty..........it should...

It depends on how it is used.........are you referring to when immigration, US embassies or BG checks are done?

A spending ticket is a minor traffic infraction. It would not affect your application for a GC even if your license was suspended. Just admit to whatever the class of offense it falls under CA law. But know you are fine...........traffic infractions except DUIs under certain circumstances don’t...

Smart move........court cost, time and headaches are simply not worth it at times.......even when you are correct.

Chances are if there is no legal proof that he entered here legally it would not be possible to get him a green card without first leaving the US. Immigration requires evidence of I-94 or similar verifiable info to regularize his stay here. You simply have to consult an immigration lawyer to...

Having a citizen son would not change your status. It would matter only if your son is an adult to file for you. Given you entered here legally and must have an I-94, you have a short at regularizing yourself here. Is your BF a citizen or GC holder or legal? You have to examine that and try to...

The fines and possible effects on licenses, immigration, and employment on DUI charges are more severe. Reckless driving could be subjective to the cop who sites you. It is debatable because taking a turn fast without direction lights can be reckless driving. Many people can just look at it as...

It might be better to wait until the lease expires......The time to fight and try to get an agreement with them could take even three months. It is not worth the time and expenditure. You could try to talk to the owners and see if they would let you out of the lease. Cities grievance committees...

Yes it is possible but it depends on how you guys managed your finances.........You might want to give a short narrative and ask questions.

Wow, I think it boils down to your moral believe.........It is not your fault but I must admit, legally you have a good fighting chance. It is your call......I would be as confused as you on what to do........tempting....Do the right thing or take your chances. You have a shot!

First statute of limitations is too much to worry about now.......She has not been charged nor have they alleged a crime yet. A charge or statute would come into play only when a crime is charged or alleged. You don't even know if it would make it to the cops. When something is returned missing...

I honestly can't tell with certainty why in most cases I am aware of, they keep people waiting. I guess it is just procedures set by the state department to confirm info first. But in some cases I have heard of, they don't wait.........So, I don't know why it is different for some people. If the...

Just try to check first to make sure the car is not stolen. That should be your biggest worry now. It is true you chances are not good. We all make mistakes............it could happen to anyone.

You can sue for the repairs in small claims, or to annul the sale given the title was not in his name and the condition of the car. So you can file it in small claims court or civil court depending on how much you are claiming or what actions you seek. You should contact the small claims court...