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Did you dislcose the firearm convitction during the greencard renewal process? http://www.uscis.gov/ilink/docView/SLB/HTML/SLB/0-0-0-1/0-0-0-29/0-0-0-5667.html (C) Certain firearm offenses.-Any alien who at any time after admission is convicted under any law of purchasing, selling...

A citation for reckless driving usually requires court appearance and does not allow main-in guilty plea because it can carries a jail time so that ironically for th ebebefit of defendants, judges want to make sure you really understand the charge and consequences of a guilty plea

For 1st charge, just write "the charge was dropped" under the outcome column. I don't think it is worth hiring a lawyer. You can do some research and write yourself an addendum stating that a charge that was dropped. By the way, did incidence occurred in Virginia? That state is...

Actually it is not even about a god. it is GOD in capital. There are discrmination among immigrants too. Some immigrants think they are better than others and wish for a law that only allow them to immigrate. Some who believe in God think only they are eligiubel to citizenship.

Did she say whether decision is about whether to approve your citizenship or whether to deport you or not? Sorry if my question is too harsh but you know my question is natural if you go back to read this whole thread

It is true if it is dismissed with prejudice. If it is dismissed without prejudice before teh jury swear in or the DA present first evidence, then in theory it is not final since DA can re-file charges because double jeopardy has not kicked in yet and statute of limitation ha snot run out...

Here maybe the tricky part: "has admitted sufficient facts to warrant a finding of guilty". The question is if the admission of sufficient facts has to be made in the crminal court. If the applicant admit such sufficient facts to the USCIS, then what will happen.

You can check if your case meet defnition of any element below. If not,don't worry http://www.uscis.gov/ilink/docView/INT/HTML/INT/0-0-0-65/0-0-0-4483.html (1) A conviction exists for immigration purposes where an alien has had a formal judgment of guilt entered by a court or, if...

It should be OK there is no conviction. But prepare that the IO can ask some questions like "What really happened betwee you and your wife?", "Did you beat or hit your wife? " etc.

The OP got the ticket only 2 weeks ago. Unless he paid the fine, most likely he has not gone to court yet. I personally believe there is some misunderstanding here. Possibilities are (1) The OP paid the fine but the IO know the traffic laws in the state and know the defensive driving...

If the GC is labor certificate based, change has to be within the scope of labor certificate. the UCSIS citizenship IOs don't cares even if you changed to a complete new employer with diffwerent job

Not sure. If the police come and temorarily deprived your freedom to move, then you were technically detained. On the other hand, if such things do not create a formal paper record of arrest or detention, we don't report it. And If you were really guilty, even if you were not arrested...

1. cancel your passport when you apply for a visa to go to India. You include your Indian passport in yoru application package. The consulate will cancel the passport ,say, by cutting off a corner of it

It does not matter. In the past people wrote check in various ways, USCIS, CIS, DHS. AT one time a clerk whose initial happened to be CIS cahed many checks for herself and dumped many application. So USCIS advise applicants to write full name of agency

Did it happen while you worked in a liquor store? If it is not a campus store, you may also violate immigration law that ban F-1 students from work without USCIS authorization. Local police don't care about enforcing immigration laws and they have no jurisdciction to do so. But eventually...

Depends on how many people. ROughly 1-3 minutes per person

Most likely you don't need to present any passport. Unless you forged a passport to fraud someone, I think how you use your passport is not subject to American laws but only to laws of yoru current country

Most of civic questions are about the past. Some numbers have to be accurate like how many represnetatives in the house or senate, how many amendments. Only current things are who are president/vice president, chief of justice in supreme court, the governnor/senate/house representatives of...

I am not absolutely sure the FBI search results sent to USCIS are in our A-file

Check out the state statute of your state. If the penal code youa re charged are listed under traffic or motor vehicle section, then it is traffic violation in a sense. But that is not the point here. So far as USCIS are concerned, the intent of traffic violatiion are limuted to onlyu thos...