Whether you are on a valid Visa or have a Pending Immigrant Visa ( Asylum, Family Related, Marriage Related, Extraordinary Abilities, Work-Sponsored Visas” you will be placed in Removal Procedure that means Deportation by ICE (the enforcement body of Immigration, Immigration and Customs Enforcement). Dealing with ICE can happen through Immigration Court, under the JudgmentContinue reading “Crimes of Moral Turpitude and Aggravated Felony, US Deportation”
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The effects of “Conviction v. Admission” In Immigration Proceedings
When a crime is charged, and respondent is not convicted, it may cause him to be inadmissible when he admits the essential elements of the crime. This inadmissibility happens under 8 U.S.C. § 1182(a)(2)(A)(i) (ground of inadmissibility for any alien who is convicted of or admits committing the essential acts of a crime involving moralContinue reading “The effects of “Conviction v. Admission” In Immigration Proceedings”
Why Is It highly Recommended for You to Have Legal Representation?
There have always been obvious legal reasons where one needs to hire an attorney. But these reasons in some legal matters were not as compelling as we have seen it in the most recent years. For example, After September 11, 2018, the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services changed policies so some applications will beContinue reading “Why Is It highly Recommended for You to Have Legal Representation?”
Certain Crimes Could Have Unwanted Effects on Your Immigration Status; Defenses in Both Criminal and Immigration Courts Very Important
California Penal Code of 484 e(d) states every person who acquires or retains possession of access card account information with respect to an access card validly issued to another person, without the cardholders or issuers consent , with the intent to use it fraudulently is guilty of Grand Theft. In California, Felony Grand Theft isContinue reading “Certain Crimes Could Have Unwanted Effects on Your Immigration Status; Defenses in Both Criminal and Immigration Courts Very Important”
Why Is It Important to Use Disclaimers in Your Contract? What Is the Scope of Protection?
A disclaimer is a Clause or Groups of Clauses which allow the party inserting them to be partially immune from certain lawsuits. A Clause may intend to waive or minimize third party liabilities. For example when a consumer, or a construction builder or an owner relies on a third party report of an “Environmental SiteContinue reading “Why Is It Important to Use Disclaimers in Your Contract? What Is the Scope of Protection?”
