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2017? Wouldn't you still be on probation? (Which would make you ineligible to apply)

ya, you lost your gc, and let your drivers license and passport expire, sorry to be frank, but get off your butt and manage your life. You may think that sounds harsh, but, you are required by law to carry your gc at all times (not that anyone does) but how long has it been since you lost it...

All people posting are well meaning here - but at best it's all opinion and conjecture. Certainly agree with SusieQQQ the comment about speeding tickets is not credible, sure at the remotest possibility anything is possible, but unless it's a "felony" speeding ticket, i.e. over 100 mph, you...

Depends on the IO, it will most likely come up, but may not. This can cause issues and there are lots of forum posts on this, I suggest reading up on them. It came up for me, i.e. not working for my GC sponsoring company, but unlike you I didn't have as many hops around. If I were you, I...

I know you are looking for some assurance/comfort in what will happen for your case and when you travel, but it's like the other people that posted have stated, it's impossible to know how the IO will adjudicate. Also, as someone stated there really is little difference between conviction and...

No, we still haven't done this after many years. Not a big deal.

That maybe, but you can't risk anything, so you have to ask yourself, how much is your citizenship worth? Find the best immigration lawyer who can demonstrate to you he/she has experience in successfully dealing with this and hire them.

I would search for an immigration attorney that has a great reputation. Maybe get a recommendation from your one who is retiring. However, that being said, he may not be that good, seeing he is retiring and gave you vague answers. I would have to believe you should be able to get through this...

My daughter was arrested for shoplifting as a minor. It doesn't matter if the court "sealed" the record. For immigration purposes you must disclose it. You must also get copies of any court records. It's not an issue and you won't have anything to worry about. Wasn't even brought up during...

agreed, but you make this comment on a post that is now over 3 months old? sounds like you need a hobby or something!

you can also use this tool to see others timelines... http://www.trackitt.com/usa-immigration-trackers/i90-green-card

like I said, I'm not your IO, so it doesn't really matter what I say, but clearly I hit a nerve. Anyway good luck, try being more truthful, as you found out when you try to hide something, they have a way of knowing things and then it leaves you in a bad position.

Well it's clear to see by your name calling how you must have treated your nanny.

Save your self righteous ranting. As Shakespeare said "methinks thou dost protest too much" meaning the very fact you object so loudly infers your guilt. So let me get this straight, you can't remember when the police come to your door with such accusations against you??? Ya right. And this...

Get the police to put in writing that they don't have any file or information and send that in to them. See what happens from that before you decide to hire a lawyer, you will probably get lucky and shouldn't have a problem. If I was your IO (and I'm not) I would certainly not believe your...

It has been 10 years since your case and you should be able to prove that your "reformed" behavior since then has demonstrated you have a good moral character, however as the previous person stated, I would probably use a good immigration lawyer with experience with this particular type of issue.

I fully support you doing whatever means you can to get the child support that is owed to you. This is a deadbeat dad and has left you to your own means to support your child. I suggest in addition to getting a lawyer, you make it clear to him/his lawyer that if you do not receive full payment...

I have heard the 5+ years thing said before and have no idea what this is based on, but common sense and logic would dictate that even if you applied for citizenship after being on your green card for say 30 years is that they have to review on what basis you received your green card. I don't...

I would not be able to tell you all of where they would know you quit, but certainly and obviously I believe they cross reference your tax returns - I believe this is the case in my situation that they knew I wasn't with the original petitioning company.

I did not formally invoke the AC21, i.e. notify them that I switched employers before my 485 was approved. Instead and at that time what was advised and the preferred route was to apply for the EAD, which I did and received prior to switching jobs. They approved my 485. Not knowing exactly...