One of the most common questions that people have is whether immigration provides special immigrant visas for people are physically or mentally disabled or handicapped. Many immigrants often find themselves in a predicament where they are finally eligible to immigrate...
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212h Criminal Waiver | Not All Permanent Residents Barred From Applying
The Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) recently issued an important precedential decision in Matter of J-H-J, 26 I & N Dec. 563 (BIA 2015) that affects individuals who may need to file criminal waivers in order to stay in the United States. This is a notable...
Watch What You Say In An Immigration Interview | Admission of Crimes
For individuals applying to become permanent residents of the United States, a clean criminal history is often a must. People who have been convicted of certain types of crimes may potentially be disqualified from getting their green cards if they have been convicted...
Juvenile Delinquency Court and Immigration Consequences
Under our immigration laws, an alien who has been convicted of a crime involving moral turpitude may not only be deportable but also ineligible to apply for a green card, re-enter the country, or become a naturalized citizen. Fortunately, the law recognizes that...