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tampaboy: I'm doing exactly the same thing. Going around Europe for my winter break from school.

Congratulations tampaboy. You are an American Citizen now. Something we and millions of others have dreamed about.

Please don't give up. You make quite some money. And there exists this creature called a lawyer which can do quite some miracles. Spend that money--Lawyers can always find loopholes in the system. Do try the SB-1 route first. Do not give up without even trying. Second, give up your GC. Get out...

Very sad situation. Government needs to pass immigration reform now. I solely blame the Democrats for this, because making it easier for families to reunite is a bipartisan issue, but the Democrats want to hold immigration reform hostage to legalizing 12 m illegals who will be their potential...

I am a student who is home for the winter break. I will be outside of the US for 34 days. I will of course not be committing any crimes, but I did run into trouble with the law within a year of admission. Got caught jumping a turnstile on the NYC subway and had to pay a $100 fine. Hopefully I...

So, what are you saying WBH?

No one checked anything when I was leaving. The airline just looked at my passport. Now, when I go back to the US, how will CBP know when did I leave the US? Did I do something wrong here? Was I supposed to tell someone about this.

I am a Permanent Resident. I am going to Europe for a month. Is there anything I need to do when I leave the United States? Fill out paperwork or something? What do I need to do when I am coming back to the US? Fill out I-94 or something else. I paid a fine of $100 for jumping a...

Try this website with the original pic. egreencardphoto.com

You mean your background was not perfect and you still got it? Anyway thanks. If I had to guess, I would still guess that it's not going to a problem. Just to make sure. Of course this entry has to win first. Not for me though. For a friend. I won the lottery a few years ago and am now going...

Ok. This is the picture I used for the entry, but I realize now that the head is a little bit tilted towards the right. Now, seriously, can this be used for disqualification? http://img815.imageshack.us/i/92772671.jpg/

Ok. This is the picture I used for the entry, but I realize now that the head is a little bit tilted towards the right. Now, seriously, can this be used for disqualification? http://img815.imageshack.us/i/92772671.jpg/

How do you get that perfect white background?

So what can I do about it?

Just tell me if the background is okay. Other things I know how to fix. This is just a rough trial. If the background is not okay, what can I do about it. http://img85.imageshack.us/i/dvtrial001.jpg/ Is that what you would call a plain, light colored background?

Guys this is making me more confused than ever before. (Sorry to be hijacking this thread). I got a answer from a couple of you guys, but still don't get it at all. I go to SUNY at Albany. I graduate in May 2011. My 5 years - 90 days is May 1, 2011. I am moving to New York City after...

Here's how the program works: If you show up on any database and are found to be in the US Illegally, then you will be deported. Even if you did not commit any crime, but just showed up on a database, you will be deported. But Legal US Residents can only be deportable if they commit deportable...

That means it's not a crime, since only mis'd and felonies are considered crimes; but should be disclosed on N-400 anyway. But let's hear what this lady has to say. Her story is not making sense right now.

I really don't think Disorderly Conduct is considered a CIMT. If an immigrant has a theft case, they should try to get their case down to a Disorderly Conduct conviction is what I've heard. Or in this case, was she charged with both?

That is by far the funniest thing I have read here. Nice laugh. Comes right up there with Taxes/Texas. Listen, you are either convicted of Petty Larceny or Disorderly Conduct. A case of PL can screw up your GMC but a DC conviction not so much. (Or were you convicted of both?) I think you were...