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Immigration advice for a criminal charge

If you are accused of a crime and are not a citizen of the United States a criminal conviction can have negative immigration repercussions.  What type of immigration impact can be influenced by a number of factors.  The following is a partial list of items that may play a role…

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How a Retail Fraud Conviction Could Impact a United States Permanent Resident

Retail fraud is classified as a crime involving moral turpitude under United States immigration law. As a permanent resident in the United States, when you have a conviction of retail fraud, your immigration status will possibly be impacted in three aspects with that conviction. First, you may be deportable.  Second, you may…

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Immigration Benefits for Crime Victims

Victims of crime may become eligible for immigration benefits, such as obtaining lawful permanent residence and citizenship, through different provisions of United States Immigration Law.  To seek these provisions, if is highly recommended that you are represented by an experienced immigration lawyer, such as attorney Sufen Hilf. 1. VAWA (Violence Against…

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Removal Proceedings – Pre-hearing Motions to Consider

  When removal proceedings commence, the success of your immigration attorney may be determined by Motions filed on your behalf.  The following is a list of potential pre-hearing motions to consider, however some or all of the following Motions may not be applicable to your particular case.  With regard to…

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Immigration – Different Forms of Discretionary Relief From Removal

The following are summaries of different types of Immigration relief from removal that are discretionary, and is not intended to serve as the substitute from seeking the advice of a competent immigration lawyer, such as the attorneys at Hilf & Hilf, PLC. If during Immigration proceedings an alien is found to…

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Immigration Consequences for Criminal Drug or Controlled Substance Violations

An allegation of a controlled substance offense against an alien can have severe immigration consequences.  Depending on the circumstances, it can result in: ineligibility to enter or re enter the United States; ineligibility to obtain a green card; inability to become a naturalized United States citizen; deportation; mandatory detention.  When…

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