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He has no legal obligation to giving you 30 days notice given he never signed your agreement. He could claim after moving in, he was not satisfied and decided to look for a new place. Your only chance is if you all living there sued and appeared as witnesses…………But given the time, energy...

Question 1. Would it affect my chances to get a green card or would it delay the process. It would not affect your green card chances in anyway...it will not delay it either. It would probably not even pop up when they do your background check. It is just an infraction and I would think you...

Where you arrested and fingerprinted? If your answer is yes or no……You are still okay by law. It would not affect your green card application. It is just a minor infraction. You could contact a lawyer if you are trying to contest it….or change name of charge. But if you think you are guilty and...

It would depend………..there are alternatives to jails…..other types of holding facilities…if they believe your poor health played a role. Each case is different and there are many parameters the judge will use to make such a decision. There is no one size fits all. So it would depend on a lot of...

Wow, I feel your pain. You need an immigration lawyer ASAP. There are methods immigration handles people like your husband who used you to get papers. They are always excited to catch one. A green card or even citizenship to a foreign born can be revoked at anytime. It is your call if you will...

If any of the charges are proven in court..............they are all deportable if found guilty and depending on the sentence. If they amount to crimes under immigrations petty crime exception, the person will not be deportable if they still have a valid visa. The answer to your question will...

Oh, Normally without any priors it is: AUO-3rd degree. A driver may be convicted of AUO-3rd degree for driving with a suspended or revoked license or privilege to drive. This is a misdemeanor punishable by a mandatory fine of $200 - $500, a mandatory surcharge and possible imprisonment up to...

Normally without any priors it is: AUO-3rd degree. A driver may be convicted of AUO-3rd degree for driving with a suspended or revoked license or privilege to drive. This is a misdemeanor punishable by a mandatory fine of $200 - $500, a mandatory surcharge and possible imprisonment up to 30...

If it was a simple misdemeanor with a maximum sentence of a year in jail, you are okay. They will not give you problems in your citizenship interview if you have just these two charges. They could delay it…….tell you why below.It only becomes a problem when your charges exceed what immigration...

It would depend on the sentencing guidelines of your county and DA’s office…. Or did you say it was a federal charge??? If so federal guidelines will be followed and the judge has his discretion. It is not a one size fit all. Your priors and exact class of charges, when you where last charged...

I would say excessive force is using force beyond what is necessary to make someone comply with the law………..If you resisted him and it necessitated force that is okay. But if you were cooperating and he was applying more force that needed, that might be above the line….hard to draw the line...

Did your agr Unlic include a DUI? Is it a misdemeanor……..what is the possible max sentence? Go to this site which would answer the question. http://www.nysda.org/NYSDA_Resources/Immigrant_Defense_Project/ImmigrationPracticeTips_01_07.pdf Two DUI will deport you in most cases. Agr unlic...

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Just don’t talk to the cops without a lawyer if they call you or want a statement. Don’t involve yourself with communications with the other guys about the incident. They could one day say you guys conspired to fix a story or claim you said something….implication. Stay calm and keep quiet about...

Talk to your local cops where the crime occurred for advice. They would evaluate your evidence and follow if necessary what the seniorjudge outlined above.

Wow, your story is quite interesting..........You can get a ticket for sitting in the parked car. You never know how long they had been watching you…………They might know more than you think. If the used reasonable judgment or had probable cause to view you as the driver, they can. Yes you can get...

Just add a supplementary sheet explain why with all the details of visits you can remember. For those you are not sure, given approximate dates….and let them know it is just an approximate date…..They know 30 years is a long time. But try to remember all countries………..visits to certain countries...

You might want to check with your work agreement, rules, policies, and with HR if it is okay for them to provide…. They might be able to give it if you ask. Try that before determining if they keep it secret. There is nothing wrong with finding out………… The rules on reporting commissions, and...

Thanks for your kind words............anytime...... we are here to help not judge people.