440 Motion

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amexedun

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Jurisdiction
New York
Hello, I've had a conviction in the past that is prohibiting me from getting my GreenCard. I'm having a "broker" set me up with an attorney that is going to file a 440 motion to appeal my conviction. It's been 4 months. I still don't have this complete. Every-time I ask my attorney when he will file the 440 moron he give me a date and when I go to follow I'm he says that he isn't finished yet, this has happened five times.

My question is, how long does it typically take to drafts and file a 440 motion?
Thanks in advance
 
amexedun said:
My question is, how long does it typically take to drafts and file a 440 motion?
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I hope for your sake you haven't paid the broker a sweet, hunk of your money.

If you've paid, here's my guess as to how this ends.

You'll keep getting to put off, or the stall.

I doubt that even IF the motion had been filed, it wouldn't mean very much to our federal government.

I suggest you find a couple of immigration attorneys, most will give you a FREE initial consultation.

I wish you well, but be very careful to whom you dole out your cash.
 
The Following Response was created with CHAT GPT in direct response to the OP.

The time it takes to draft and file a 440 motion can vary depending on the complexity of the case and the workload of the attorney. However, it is not typical for it to take multiple months without any progress being made. It may be beneficial for you to discuss your concerns with your attorney and inquire about the status of your case. If you are not satisfied with the attorney's response or feel that they are not handling your case in a timely manner, you may want to consider finding a different attorney to handle your case.
 
PayrollHRGuy said:
The Following Response was created with CHAT GPT in direct response to the OP.

The time it takes to draft and file a 440 motion can vary depending on the complexity of the case and the workload of the attorney. However, it is not typical for it to take multiple months without any progress being made. It may be beneficial for you to discuss your concerns with your attorney and inquire about the status of your case. If you are not satisfied with the attorney's response or feel that they are not handling your case in a timely manner, you may want to consider finding a different attorney to handle your case.
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I think I could learn to love some of those "bots". :D
 
PayrollHRGuy said:
The Following Response was created with CHAT GPT in direct response to the OP.

The time it takes to draft and file a 440 motion can vary depending on the complexity of the case and the workload of the attorney. However, it is not typical for it to take multiple months without any progress being made. It may be beneficial for you to discuss your concerns with your attorney and inquire about the status of your case. If you are not satisfied with the attorney's response or feel that they are not handling your case in a timely manner, you may want to consider finding a different attorney to handle your case.
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I suggest that by quoting the chatbot's answers on this forum you may be violating the copyright of the chatbot owner unless the terms of service for the bot allow you to post its responses. And this site might then also be liable for copyright infringement if it fails to remove material that is protected by copyright.
 
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I suggest that by quoting the chatbot's answers on this forum you may be violating the copyright of the chatbot owner unless the terms of service for the bot allow you to post its responses. And this site might then also be liable for copyright infringement if it fails to remove material that is protected by copyright.
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Nope:

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You beat me to it.
 

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