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Twelfth September 2000 In the complicated immigration law of the United States, the incident of domestic violence made by a permanent resident spouse can create many questions and issues. It content of this article is to offer directions on how to survive this difficult phase, with insight into the risks and preventive measures. Safety and […]

Punishments and the impact of criminal convictions on aliens in the United States’s complicated legal structure of immigration laws of America depend mainly on the provisions and laws of immigration. So when it comes to aggravated felony convictions, it does not just end in imprisonment but it even results in deportation or removal out of

This, however, became a very deep concern not only as criminal activities but also particularly within the immigration laws. Potential consequences of domestic violence can be severe: those immigrants living in the United States can face deportation if they have a criminal record. In this expansive how-to guide, we dive deep into the complications of

When it comes to the complex rules regarding the U. S. immigration immigration law the ramifications of a criminal accusation and conviction do not end there, especially if one is a green card holder. Therefore, it is important for a green card holder who is being charged with a misdemeanor irrespective of the outcome of

As has been elucidated in the preceding articles, immigration law in the United States has a complicated structure and receives significant attention from legal experts, immigrant residents, and scholars due to its impact on immigrants’ rights. The purpose of this article is to eliminate confusion regarding ties to deportation as a consequence of drug-related offenses

This article describes one of the popular goals of many individuals worldwide: traveling to the US. This article applies to applicants who are interested in obtaining a U. S. Visa but have a conviction for driving under the influence charge commonly referred to as DUI or driving while intoxicated charge known as DWI- a major

Getting a visa or a green card in the United States is not an easy thing at all, and getting it when a person has a criminal record in his or her home country is even more complicated. However, it should be understood that one’s criminal record is not a definitive indication that their dreams

Being arrested as a foreigner or as a non-citizen in the United States of America can be very overwhelming and disheartening. It also cannot be overlooked as it requires an individual to prepare to deal with the likely repercussions of the U. S criminal justice system and equally worry about the chances of being deported

The following is a discussion on the journey and process that individuals have to go through to attain a green card which is proof of lawful permanent residency in the United States. Unfortunately, it is not for everyone and there is one element that is often a key deciding factor with any application and that

While the transnational movement is always considered thrilling for anyone, it can be a matter of concern for any lawful permanent resident (green card holder) with a criminal record. The legal effects of traveling abroad when you are a convicted felon may have repercussions on the chances of getting an immigrant visa and issues that