I experienced two arrests in the past. The first one included two charges related to controlled substances, but fortunately, both were dismissed. The second arrest also involved a controlled substance, but that charge was later modified to disturbing the peace. All three charges were classified as Class A misdemeanors and occurred in January 2016. While two charges were dismissed, one was changed to a non-deportable status because my lawyer failed to explain the potential consequences. After that, my lawyer became a judge, and I returned to court to have the charges adjusted due to a constitutional error. As a green card holder, I'm concerned about whether this could prompt USCIS to start removal proceedings against me. Since 2018, I have maintained a clean record, consistently paid my income and property taxes, and filed my returns annually. I arrived in the U.S. in 2007 as a Special Immigrant Visa holder after serving as a translator/interpreter for the U.S. Marines for four years. Do you think I still have a chance to become a U.S. citizen, or is deportation a genuine risk? Thank you for taking the time to read my situation!
I recently sold half my tech stock holdings due to all-time highs, leaving me with $400k. Should I invest in ETFs now or wait for a market correction considering potential inflation?
From $37K to $45K that's the minimum range of profit return every week I thinks it's not a bad one for me, now I have enough to pay bills and take care of my family.
We are Canadian citizens came to USA in 2022 on work visa. My daughter and I am are on TD status since 2022. My daughter did her high school from USA and now she is in college. Now my husband decided to apply for eb2 niw for green card. My daughter is now 19 years and 10 months old . For filing the petition is her age will be locked according to Americas children act 2023? As it states: The bill also modifies various provisions related to calculating an individual's age for immigration purposes and the priority date of certain immigration-related applications. For example, to determine whether an individual is a dependent child for certain immigration petitions, the individual's age at the time a petition is filed shall be the age used for that determination. (Currently, this determination for some petitions is based on the individual's age at the time a visa becomes available, so it is possible for an individual to be a dependent child when filing a petition but become too old to qualify by the time the visa is available.) Thanks,
Hi so I have a question. My siblings are in the US lawfully via parole, and they want to become a lawful permanent residents because all of their family members are in the US. My parents are both LRP and they just applied for their US citizenship. Both siblings are over 21 and my sister is here with her two daughters under 14. Can they apply for green card and if yes how can we apply for my sister's children? Their parole ends in April 2025 and they don't want to overstay
Hello mr brad i need ur help plzzz.i braught my children who are under 18 with an ir2 visa bec i was a citizen before they were born but i didnt live in the usa never.the law says they are autatically became us citizens uppon arrival bec theyre under 18..they now have their greencards.pleasee tell me what is the next step i should doo to get their us passports isued.ill apreciate it if u answer me god bless u @@BradShowLive
Hello sir, i'm undocumented immigrants living in france , please tell me if i can apply for k-1 visa or cr1 and what's the best to do in my case ? and also do i need to go back to my native country? or i have the right to apply from where i'm at now, thank you a lot
I am applying for US citizenship soon and it just occurred to me that I haven’t updated my state ID card since November 2021. I’ve moved twice since then and now reside in North Carolina. My DMV doesn’t have available appointments till Jan 2025 … will this be an issue ? My husband and I own two homes together and we have a pretty strong case otherwise.
Hi Osade. You can call us to set up an in-person or virtual / phone consultation at 1-800-529-5465 or internationally call +1-212-227-8933, Monday thru Friday, 9 am - 6 pm, and Saturday, 9 am - 3 pm Eastern Standard Time. When you speak with our office, Brad’s secretary will explain the charges for a consultation and you can decide if you would like to schedule with Brad or one of his senior attorneys. Brad has helped over 100,000 people with their immigration problems and over 35 years working in U.S. immigration law. We have an office in New York City. However, if you do not live in New York, that’s okay because U.S. immigration law is federal. We have clients who live all over the USA, as well as overseas. As far as your representation we can easily and effectively conduct the consultations and your representation by phone, email, or virtually. We look forward to hearing from you. Here is our website: www.lawsb.com
Hello Mr Bernstein , having a ten year bar bc of overstay visa means person have to wait out the time or there’s a possibility of returning to the state before or there’s no legal way to shorten the bar time even through a filing process of a adult child
Hi Sherine. You can call us to set up an in-person or virtual / phone consultation at 1-800-529-5465 or internationally call +1-212-227-8933, Monday thru Friday, 9 am - 6 pm, and Saturday, 9 am - 3 pm Eastern Standard Time. When you speak with our office, Brad’s secretary will explain the charges for a consultation and you can decide if you would like to schedule with Brad or one of his senior attorneys. Brad has helped over 100,000 people with their immigration problems and over 35 years working in U.S. immigration law. We have an office in New York City. However, if you do not live in New York, that’s okay because U.S. immigration law is federal. We have clients who live all over the USA, as well as overseas. As far as your representation we can easily and effectively conduct the consultations and your representation by phone, email, or virtually. We look forward to hearing from you. Here is our website: www.lawsb.com
Hello Brad! I have a question. I'm a 18 yrs old and my mom is in africa can i apply a visa for her to come live with me in the USA? If yes can you please tell me how to do it PLEASE!!!! Thank youuuu
I am going to India in February and coming back in march.i have two year marriage based green card.my pattern thread me all time that if things will not as he want he will file for divorce this is a same sex marriage and I am planning will enlist in army soon after I come back from my trip just want to be secure my life please reply
I am going to India in February and coming back in march.i have two year marriage based green card.my pattern thread me all time that if things will not as he want he will file for divorce this is a same sex marriage and I am planning will enlist in army soon after I come back from my trip just want to be secure my life please reply
I experienced two arrests in the past. The first one included two charges related to controlled substances, but fortunately, both were dismissed. The second arrest also involved a controlled substance, but that charge was later modified to disturbing the peace. All three charges were classified as Class A misdemeanors and occurred in January 2016. While two charges were dismissed, one was changed to a non-deportable status because my lawyer failed to explain the potential consequences. After that, my lawyer became a judge, and I returned to court to have the charges adjusted due to a constitutional error. As a green card holder, I'm concerned about whether this could prompt USCIS to start removal proceedings against me. Since 2018, I have maintained a clean record, consistently paid my income and property taxes, and filed my returns annually. I arrived in the U.S. in 2007 as a Special Immigrant Visa holder after serving as a translator/interpreter for the U.S. Marines for four years. Do you think I still have a chance to become a U.S. citizen, or is deportation a genuine risk? Thank you for taking the time to read my situation!
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I recently sold half my tech stock holdings due to all-time highs, leaving me with $400k. Should I invest in ETFs now or wait for a market correction considering potential inflation?
Celebrating a $30k stock portfolio today from a $6k start. Investing wisely has given me time for family and future plans.
From $37K to $45K that's the minimum range of profit return every week I thinks it's not a bad one for me, now I have enough to pay bills and take care of my family.
We are Canadian citizens came to USA in 2022 on work visa. My daughter and I am are on TD status since 2022.
My daughter did her high school from USA and now she is in college.
Now my husband decided to apply for eb2 niw for green card.
My daughter is now 19 years and 10 months old . For filing the petition is her age will be locked according to Americas children act 2023? As it states:
The bill also modifies various provisions related to calculating an individual's age for immigration purposes and the priority date of certain immigration-related applications. For example, to determine whether an individual is a dependent child for certain immigration petitions, the individual's age at the time a petition is filed shall be the age used for that determination. (Currently, this determination for some petitions is based on the individual's age at the time a visa becomes available, so it is possible for an individual to be a dependent child when filing a petition but become too old to qualify by the time the visa is available.)
Thanks,
Hi so I have a question. My siblings are in the US lawfully via parole, and they want to become a lawful permanent residents because all of their family members are in the US. My parents are both LRP and they just applied for their US citizenship. Both siblings are over 21 and my sister is here with her two daughters under 14. Can they apply for green card and if yes how can we apply for my sister's children? Their parole ends in April 2025 and they don't want to overstay
Brad, I used to watch your videos when I was a student in F1 and I still do now that I am US citizen, 12 years later! Thank you for everything you do!
Thank you and congratulations on becoming a U.S. citizen!
Hello mr brad i need ur help plzzz.i braught my children who are under 18 with an ir2 visa bec i was a citizen before they were born but i didnt live in the usa never.the law says they are autatically became us citizens uppon arrival bec theyre under 18..they now have their greencards.pleasee tell me what is the next step i should doo to get their us passports isued.ill apreciate it if u answer me god bless u @@BradShowLive
Brad I was sixteen years when my father became a US citizen can I claim US citizenship and apply for a US passport
Probably my family need your help
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Us citizens apply case my parents How much parents fee 2024🙏
Hey brad ive overstayed in america with my family what should i do can you help me please
Hello sir, i'm undocumented immigrants living in france , please tell me if i can apply for k-1 visa or cr1 and what's the best to do in my case ? and also do i need to go back to my native country? or i have the right to apply from where i'm at now,
thank you a lot
I am applying for US citizenship soon and it just occurred to me that I haven’t updated my state ID card since November 2021. I’ve moved twice since then and now reside in North Carolina. My DMV doesn’t have available appointments till Jan 2025 … will this be an issue ? My husband and I own two homes together and we have a pretty strong case otherwise.
Hi Osade. You can call us to set up an in-person or virtual / phone consultation at 1-800-529-5465 or internationally call +1-212-227-8933, Monday thru Friday, 9 am - 6 pm, and Saturday, 9 am - 3 pm Eastern Standard Time.
When you speak with our office, Brad’s secretary will explain the charges for a consultation and you can decide if you would like to schedule with Brad or one of his senior attorneys. Brad has helped over 100,000 people with their immigration problems and over 35 years working in U.S. immigration law.
We have an office in New York City. However, if you do not live in New York, that’s okay because U.S. immigration law is federal. We have clients who live all over the USA, as well as overseas. As far as your representation we can easily and effectively conduct the consultations and your representation by phone, email, or virtually. We look forward to hearing from you. Here is our website: www.lawsb.com
Hello Mr Bernstein , having a ten year bar bc of overstay visa means person have to wait out the time or there’s a possibility of returning to the state before or there’s no legal way to shorten the bar time even through a filing process of a adult child
Hi Sherine. You can call us to set up an in-person or virtual / phone consultation at 1-800-529-5465 or internationally call +1-212-227-8933, Monday thru Friday, 9 am - 6 pm, and Saturday, 9 am - 3 pm Eastern Standard Time.
When you speak with our office, Brad’s secretary will explain the charges for a consultation and you can decide if you would like to schedule with Brad or one of his senior attorneys. Brad has helped over 100,000 people with their immigration problems and over 35 years working in U.S. immigration law.
We have an office in New York City. However, if you do not live in New York, that’s okay because U.S. immigration law is federal. We have clients who live all over the USA, as well as overseas. As far as your representation we can easily and effectively conduct the consultations and your representation by phone, email, or virtually. We look forward to hearing from you. Here is our website: www.lawsb.com
Hello Brad! I have a question.
I'm a 18 yrs old and my mom is in africa can i apply a visa for her to come live with me in the USA? If yes can you please tell me how to do it PLEASE!!!!
Thank youuuu
Hey brad, im in Scotland and im lookig to move to texas to marry my girl, would admonished shoplifting arrests affect my application for a visa
I want to tsk about widow citizen us
I am going to India in February and coming back in march.i have two year marriage based green card.my pattern thread me all time that if things will not as he want he will file for divorce this is a same sex marriage and I am planning will enlist in army soon after I come back from my trip just want to be secure my life please reply
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I am going to India in February and coming back in march.i have two year marriage based green card.my pattern thread me all time that if things will not as he want he will file for divorce this is a same sex marriage and I am planning will enlist in army soon after I come back from my trip just want to be secure my life please reply