Minor citations won't serve as cause for deportation. Something more serious will get her kicked out of school and the U.S.
Flunking out, failing to attend classes, or dropping classes are each individually sufficient cause to loose student status and that in itself is cause for removal by ICE.
Just going to answer #3: No.
Please see: http://www.ilw.com/articles/2011,1129-Whalen.shtm
A Note to Employers and their Counsel on the Use of USCIS Form N-470
Here is a compliant in a current case that might be of interest.
http://immigrantjustice.org/sites/immigrantjustice.org/files/Makowski%20Complaint-%20FILED%202012%2007%2003.pdf
Here is a write up on the case from snip doctors denouncing the "big bad government"...
USCIS issued a Policy Memo on August 17, 2011:
Changes to B-2 Status and Extensions of B-2 Status for Cohabitating Partners and Other Nonimmigrant Household Members; Revisions to Adjudicator’s Field Manual (AFM) Chapters 30.2 and 30.3; AFM Update AD11-27
SEE...
You did not mention getting an NTA or being placed in Removal Proceedings. The N-400 denial should have told you if you were permanently or temporarily barred from demonstrating GMC based on that conviction. What does it say?
Tell use the sections of law cited. 8 CFR 316.10(?) and/or INA...
The granting of the benefits of section 316(b) of the Act shall not relieve the applicant from the requirement of physical presence within the United States for the period specified in sections 316(a) or 319(a) of the Act, except in the case of those persons who are employed by, or under...
There should be a 3-letter port or office code indicating who processed the IV packet. That code should be found on the card either the front or back depending on the version issued. Can you find one?
I think we both already stated that the OP could have filed as of Feb 2012. That said, waiting is always an option for any of various reasons. There is no foreseeable harm in waiting but it is not required.
INA 101 Definitions
(a) As used in this Act-
(20) The term "lawfully admitted for permanent residence" means the status of having been lawfully accorded the privilege of residing permanently in the United States as an immigrant in accordance with the immigration laws, such status not...
Sorry to tell you but the above is 100% wrong.
INA 334(a) allows for filing 3 months (90 days) early when filing directly under INA 316(a) or 319(a) ONLY. That is calculated from the LPR date (in this guy's case that was in 2005). The early filing option no longer exists for this person.
The...
You probably need a lawyer to help you file an additional application to apply for nunc pro tunc authorization or risk being found to have "unauthorized employment". It depends on the basis for the EAD. If it was (c)(9) you stand a good chance to fix your mistake.
See a lawyer.
Did you try to "Self E-Verify"? That might buy some time while you wait for your A-file to arrive. Please don't tell me that you don't know your SSN. That is in so many places that you should have access to that it is a ridiculous assertion.
DOJ has info posted here and an 800# Hotline...
You are confusing evidence of a bona fide marriage with the more basic evidence of a valid marriage.
You have a kid. Do you have a divorce decree? Were you widowed? Was your USC spouse previously married?
As for daughter--was she born in-wedlock or out of wedlock? Did you legitimate her...
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