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An expungement does not relieve you from the duty to say the truth on immigration applications. Therefore you have made a misrepresentation on your application. The USCIS often does obtain records from the FBI even if they might have been expunged by the states. It could be that your visa...

Let's try to shed some light onto this: If his parents both were US citizens at the time he was born he most probably is a US citizen, too. If his dad was American and his mother only Canadian and they were married, he most probably is a dual citizen. If he was born in Canada and his...

The question here is to whom the shipping risk was assigned under the contract. In most sales contracts, the risk of loss is assigned to the purchasor once the item leaves the seller's store or factory. That is usually pretty unknown to most consumers, but in many cases you would not have any...

It depends on the definition of the crime in your state. If the statute says something like: "A person who makes threats of violence against another or actually commits acts of violence against another, is guilty of harassment" , then both conducts here fall under that definition. In most...

This is a little tricky. It depends on a couple of factors if there is any criminal wrongdoing. You have turned over possession to this guy, as you correctly stated, so it is not any larceny kind of theft. It might be an embezzlement kind of theft if some parts of the bike are missing and have...

Where is Barangay?

I am not an expert on CA law, but this discrepancy could be possible, because it is two different laws you are dealing with: for one the violation of the law not to try to get alcohol as a minor (the $ 100 fine) and the other the misuse of the driving license (the suspension)

1. Yes. Your American spouse must file a petition for you to become a legal permanent resident. (I-130) If your are legally in the country at the time of the marriage, you can file at the same time as she files the I-130 an Application for Adjustment of Status (AOS) to adjust your status from...

Probably not. While firearms offenses make an alien deportable if he has committed it once he has been admitted to the US, they usually do not make an alien inadmissible if he committed them outside the US before being admitted. The exception is if they include a crime of moral turpitude. Simple...

be happy they did not make trouble before. The USCIS has been slowly upgrading its database capabilities and has become much more stringent in checking out applicants since 9/11. It took them a while to get the new databases going, in the future one can expect much stricter procedures. The...

I assume you mean a "non profit organization"? They have to file an annual report with the IRS, but they don't necessarily need to make it public.

That is the nice catch here. You would call the cops... May be it is better for you just to do what he says and get back your license. You decide.

You got to give a little more details here.

This is tricky, but you might have a case against the home health care. It really depends on the details. Does the home health care service belong to the hospital? Then you might want to talk to them and point out that but for their mistake you would not have been in the hospital and that you...

Your attorney is right, you should not have problems because of that. To be on the safe side you should take copies of all your correspondance and documents in this case to show the supervisor at the POE if you should be held in secondary inspection. But since the consulate decided you can be...

some cities and counties provide legal assistance in these cases. Contact your department of children services or however it is called in your place and ask if they do, or if they can refer to a nonprofit organisation.

The answer depends on where he lives. Generally it is possible to get a divorce even when the other partner does not agree. But the way to get it is slightly different in all states and in Australia. If he still has property that is hers he should send it to her, but he should make her pay...

You probably can safely ignore that. On what theory does he want to sue? Defamation? False light? He would have a hard time to make a case. Even harder to prove: any damage. And then the hassle of suing: he would have to sue in your jurisdiction, the costs... You might want to send the...

Could it be that you have a little attitude problem? "I arrive and the pig, i mean officer, tells me," We try to keep this forum a place for civilized discussion.

European laws are different from ours. But most countries in the world do not want to be bothered with criminals on the run, so once there is a warrant out somewhere they rather simply deny entry to the person than to risk having to deal with extradition and stuff.