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Commonly Asked Immigration Questions From Users Near You

This information is not legal advice and is not guaranteed to be correct, complete or up-to-date. It is provided for general informational purposes only. If you need legal advice you should consult a licensed attorney in your area.

Will abandoning my green card invalidate my O-1 and B-1?

Answered by attorney David H Nachman
Immigration lawyer at NPZ Law Group
In general we highly recommend to a clients that they not relinquish their green cards unless there are very very special circumstances that require such a measure. Once you everything question green card if you go back to the consulate seeking anonymous green fees of the issue that you will have to overcome deals with your nonimmigrant intent. The 01 visa is a dual intent visa so it will be easier for you to demonstrate nonimmigrant intent. The B1 visa is a pure nonimmigrant visa and therefore in order to use it you would have to prove that you intend to leave the US after your temporary stay. Proving nonimmigrant intent is done in a variety of ways and with various types of evidence which we would be more than happy to describe to you. If you require additional information please feel free to contact our office. We assist our clients with these types of issues on a routine basis.
In general we highly recommend to a clients that they not relinquish their green cards unless there are very very special circumstances that require such a measure. Once you everything question green card if you go back to the consulate seeking anonymous green fees of the issue that you will have to overcome deals with your nonimmigrant intent. The 01 visa is a dual intent visa so it will be easier for you to demonstrate nonimmigrant intent. The B1 visa is a pure nonimmigrant visa and therefore in order to use it you would have to prove that you intend to leave the US after your temporary stay. Proving nonimmigrant intent is done in a variety of ways and with various types of evidence which we would be more than happy to describe to you. If you require additional information please feel free to contact our office. We assist our clients with these types of issues on a routine basis.
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Can a DUI impact citizenship?

Christine Victoria Troy
Answered by attorney Christine Victoria Troy (Unclaimed Profile)
Immigration lawyer at The Law Office of Christine Troy
It can impact the case. It depends upon whether it was a misdemeanor/felony and also if the entire probationary period was outside of the five year period prior to filing the application.
It can impact the case. It depends upon whether it was a misdemeanor/felony and also if the entire probationary period was outside of the five year period prior to filing the application.
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Do you think USCIS going to reject my I751 if I sent it 3 or 4 days early?

Answered by attorney David H Nachman
Immigration lawyer at NPZ Law Group
The earliest the I-751 can be sent is 90 days prior. While, in some cases, the government returns documents that are filed too early, in other cases the documents are accepted. Also, if the I-751 was filed as a waiver then the timing is not relevant at all. There are many nuances with regard to the query you have posed. If the case is returned to you by the USCIS then you should be able to re-file it without prejudice.
The earliest the I-751 can be sent is 90 days prior. While, in some cases, the government returns documents that are filed too early, in other cases the documents are accepted. Also, if the I-751 was filed as a waiver then the timing is not relevant at all. There are many nuances with regard to the query you have posed. If the case is returned to you by the USCIS then you should be able to re-file it without prejudice.
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