Lawful permanent resident and conditional lawful resident visas

California Immigration

conditional lawful resident visas. To deter the confusion generated from the differences in Resident Visa application the U.S. Army issued an instruction sheet to be provided to green card holders, Lawful Permanent Resident (LPR) or Conditional Lawful Permanent Resident (CPR), enlistees when they contract. Boundless can help you avoid common pitfalls in the immigration process …

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Should the Police keep all criminal records?

In applying the modified categorical approach to assess an alien’s conviction, it is proper to consider the contents of police reports as part of the record of conviction if they were specifically incorporated into the guilty plea or were admitted by the alien during the criminal proceedings. Aliens conviction Battery conviction Conviction Convictions of violence …

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What is Hardship?

I-601 Approved on Emotional Hardship. There was no medical hardship. Client since entering the United States, the Applicant has never left. Applicant was convicted in 1999 of Violation of section 12500(A) VC(Unlicensed Driver). Sentenced to pay a fine of $82.00 plus a state penalty fund assessment of $153.00; Convicted in 1999 of violation of Section …

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How to find US Immigration Attorney and have a better case

How to be able to Find US Immigration Attorney. To get US Immigration Attorney may often be time consuming and also difficult. This is especially valid when your life is in the hands regarding of which immigration attorney. The client and also the family regarding the client could be in deportation and/or removal proceedings as …

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Victory for filing Asylum

Question: I have heard that some new case just came down as a victory for a person filing for asylum. Is that true. Answer: Yes. For years due process rights have been stripped away from aliens. These people who come into the United States are at the mercy of the laws of the United States. …

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U Humanitarian Visa

The U visa category was created by provisions in the Victims of Trafficking and Violence Protection Act of 2000 for victims of certain enumerated crimes which occur in the United States. The Act provides for up to 10,000 visas yearly for such victims. U nonimmigrants may be eligible for adjustment of status after three years …

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Could I Apply as Third Country Nationals from Puerto Rico?

Third Country Nationals (Non-Mexicans) The US Consulate General in Ciudad Juarez ACCEPTS the following types of NIV applications from Third Country National (TCN) applicants: Applicants seeking to renew their C1/D, D, E , F, H (except H-2), I, J, L, M, O, P and R visas, regardless of where the original visa was issued. Certain …

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Could I Apply for Temporary Visa?

The E-1 classification is authorized for a national of a country with which the United States has a commercial treaty, who is coming to the U.S. solely to engage in trade of a substantial nature principally between the United States and the alien’s country of nationality. The trade involved must be international exchange (successfully negotiated …

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S-1 Witness Visas

Subject to INA § 214(k) an alien may be admitted as an S nonimmigrant: (1) if the Secretary of Homeland Security determines: (a) the alien is in possession of critical reliable information concerning a criminal organization or enterprise; (b) the alien is willing to supply or has supplied such information to federal or state law …

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R-1 Religious Visas

This is the temporary religious visa. If you want to come to the United States to perform duties in a religious organization, this would be the visa that would be of most interest to you. This visa does not need prior Immigration and Naturalization approval, and therefore, is a very quick visa to obtain. Later, …

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