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This information provided is not intended to replace the advice
of an attorney but is merely provided as a public service. Each
immigration case is different. For more information, consult with
Thomas Esparza, Jr., Board Certified Specialist
in Immigration and Nationality Law with more than 29 years of experience.
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> IF YOU...
| ...make a false claim to citizenship you will |
| NEVER BE ABLE TO IMMIGRATE! There are no waivers to FALSE CLAIM TO
US CITIZENSHIP pursuant to 212(a)(6)(C)(ii). The only possible
arguments around it are (1) it was not willful ( unlikely if you
presented the BC); or (2) youmade a timely retaraction (unlikely if
you were ordered removed). Even if you make a convincing case for
one of these exceptions, the consulate will stand firm in its denial
because there are no cases that support these exceptions. |
| ...have been
convicted for a criminal offense since your obtained your
permanent resident status you will |
| HAVE TO EXPLAIN IT TO THE Citizenship and Immigration Service. Even
if the lawyer who represented you in the criminal case told you that
everything was dismissed or even expunged, you will have to produce
documents to show that you are not deportable. When you replace or
renew your Green Card or apply for citizenship your criminal case
could cause you a problem. |
| ...have unlawfully present in the USA and you leave, you will |
MIGHT NEVER BE ABLE TO IMMIGRATE! Your unlawful presence in the USA
could leave you subject to a three, ten or possible permanent bar on
immigration. There are limited exceptions based on extreme hardship
to your US citizen or lawful permanent resident SPOUSE OR PARENT BUT
NOT ON HARDSHIP TO YOUR CHILDREN!!!!!. Before you leave the USA see
an attorney.
When you go to renew your ten year permanent resident card you
will
You will be asked to give the government your fingerprints so that
your record since you obtained your green card can be determined.
Any criminal cases will have to be explained as well as documents
produced to show the charge, plea or dismissal and or finding of
guild and punishment. |
| ...go to a notary public("Notario Publico) for immigration advice you |
| are risking of being misinformed. Notary publics are authorized to verify signatures on legal documents and affidavits. They are not authorized to give legal advice or fill out immigration forms. Filling out immigration forms is considered to be the practice of law. |
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