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Because many countries share information, you seem to forget that while they are searching your prints, they are also storing your prints for future use. So, if you commit a crime in the future, they will know who you are.

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You lucked out, your arrest/ticket information was not shared with the FBI, so your arrest did not hit when your finger printed were submitted. You are in luck, there is a waiver that can be granted for a minor crime like yours, chances are they (USCIS) will just overlook the arrest, if you do...

The report saying you are a US citizen is not the problem, your problem is the drug use. You can play word games all you want, but you will have to tell USCIS that you were arrested, sealed or not. You should still get your N-400 approved since you were not convicted.

If your girlfriend entered the United States as a refugee, she is REQUIRED by law to apply for LPR status after 1 year. If she still is a refugee, she can be arrested and deported for failing to do so. On the list of people ICE is looking for to arrest, she is very low on the list. She needs to...

"I was a idiot about ____ years ago, I wasn't thinking straight and commited the offend of _______. For this I am truely sorry."

Shouldn't be a problem as long as you don't lie about it.

You're a idiot, your case was dismissed, USCIS isn't going to re-try your case. Now, if you lie to them that is something different.

File a I-129, she gets approved, flys to the USA and you must marry within 90days, then you file a I-485

Your both wrong, it is not a CIMT. It is it's own crime under 212(a)(2)(D)(i), and maybe under (ii) and (iii)

My mother-in-law overstayed her tourist visa by 5 days. When she applied for another she was denied, and told she could apply again. After the 5th. attempt, they told her that they like to make people wait 18-months before they even think about giving them another.

On the brightside, they cannot take his retirement. And yes, they could deport him.

1 gram is almost nothing, you can get a waiver upto 30 grams. There is no waiver for the paraphernalia, but there are other forms of reliefs but at this point no one at USCIS or ICE is going to care much. No IJ is going to deport you for just a pipe or smoking papers. Now, were you charged...

Your first mistake is thinking that the county gives a damn about your wifes immigration problem, so they are not going to bend over backwards to help her. You show up at the interview and tell them that you can not provide the information they requested and why. Having a protector order...

Not a problem as long as he admits it on the I-485 or during the interview process. They might ask for a copy of the paperwork from the court, get it before your interview, and take it with you.

P.I is not a CIMT and doesn't violate GMC, plus she was 17. You're not going to have a problem with USCIS, and no you don't need a lawyer. Even if you wasted the money to get it expunged, you would still have to admit to it on the application. What will a lawyer do, take your money..... that is...

Start saving your cash, you're going home, no new green card for you. Your NCIC report will show one or both of the arrests, then CIS will ask you for the court documents, then you got the problem of how "not to" lie on your application, a arrest is a arrest and so is a conviction, probation is...

President Obama made the promise, but guess what. They never figured out how to make all this happen, they don't have a form, no policies, no guidelines... they got nothing! And if they did have a form, they have no one selected to send it to. :)

You still have a major problem, the question that will be asked of you is "have you ever been arrested?" you can sugar coat it all you want, but you still have to tell the truth. The outcome can change things, but that doesn't change the fact that you were arrested. Chances are your NCIC report...

You're still going to have to tell USCIS about this, keep the paperwork.