Before there was a lot of discussion about how US government know which of US born person is children of
diplomats and thus deny their citizenship. Many suggest department of state always keep a list of children
born to diplomats. I actually doubt it.
If yoru curiosity got better of you, you could file FOIA to get your file to see what they say internally.
Practically, it is meaningless. You can forget all about it and get on your post-citizen life
Congratulation, duparas.
May we know how USCIS make the final decision? Because the issue is not deportable, or is not within time period after admsision or simply forgive?
OP did not say the incidence was after AOS approval and receiving actual card. If it was
after AOS arrpoval, then GC was obtained fair and squared but the deportability is the
issue here.
Controlled substance violation is a deportable offense with teh exception of a single time...
Actually there is a trick here. during AOS, it is inadmissibility criteria not deportability criteria that matters.
Inadmissibility and deportability are mostly same but not completely. if the offense is deportable but not inadmissible
, the applicant can still get the GC and after...
It is meaningless to isolate "arrest" because on N-400 the question
group the question is "Have you ever been arrested, cited, detained ..... ?"
There is no strict legal definition of "arrest" though people perception
is that arrest mean you are teken into a police facility, get booked...
Go to the county court physically to request for an certified copies.
It is not something biggy so relax, especially itf it occurrued more than 5 years ago
and the future N-400 will probaly add a residency-related or even moral related question:
"Have you ever failed to have helath insurance cover in the USA?"
By law, everyone in USA should have health insurance and anyone fails to do so must pay
penalty as much as 1% of his total yearly income. But if a PR temporaily live abroad for up to
two years with re-entry permit, what should he do? Although he physically live abroad, he nominally
still...
By law, everyone in USA should have health insurance and anyone fails to do so must pay
penalty as much as 1% of his total yearly income. But if a PR temporaily live abroad for up to
two years with re-entry permit, what should he do? Although he physically live abroad, he nominally
still...
If you are not on th border for physical present or continuous residence, don't bother. the IO just take your words for that.
But if the IO calculate your residence duration as just a few days above threshold, it will be a different matter
It must be on your ticket or any charge documents.
If you get ticket in Illionois, it must be something like 720 ILCS 5. Section 8-1
http://law.onecle.com/illinois/720ilcs5/indexIII.html
If that is the case, then you have nothing to worry about deportation and most likely citizenship is not an issue
either even if you are convicted. But to be accucrate, don't search for just such general information "most ....".
Look up the specific and exact penal code under which you...
What is the maximum penalty? If it is an disorderly conduct, the maximum sentence should be less than 6 months
so it should not be deprotable.
You can look up the maximum senetnce in teh state statuste. Be careful if it says 1 year. Most states
define <= 1 year as misdeeamnor but for...
I still don't get it. You disclose it during the GC renewal process or GC application process? If it is the later
you may benefit from this matter of rainford rulling by immigration appeal board
http://www.justice.gov/eoir/vll/intdec/vol20/3191.pdf
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