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Sonnenklar Law

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  • 3132-C Northside Drive, Key West, FL 33040

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Jared Sonnenklar
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James Jean-Francois
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  • 611 Eaton St., Key West, FL 33040

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  • 2975 Overseas Highway, Marathon, FL 33050-0938

  • 99530 Overseas Hwy., Ste. 2, Key Largo, FL 33037

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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.

How hard is it to get off the cimt list?

Answered by attorney David Troy Cox
Immigration lawyer at CoxEsq, PC
I don't know what you mean by CIMT list.  Immigration has a database that shows criminal records for foreigners.  There is no such thing as a CIMT list.  If the offenses in question qualify as crimes involving moral turpitude (and it it is not obvious that they do), the only way to address them is to challenge them directly.  For example, if your husband was convicted (and not merely arrested) for these offenses, then the conviction would need to be overturned before the immigration database could be updated.
I don't know what you mean by CIMT list.  Immigration has a database that shows criminal records for foreigners.  There is no such thing as a CIMT list.  If the offenses in question qualify as crimes involving moral turpitude (and it it is not obvious that they do), the only way to address them is to challenge them directly.  For example, if your husband was convicted (and not merely arrested) for these offenses, then the conviction would need to be overturned before the immigration database could be updated.
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Do I have to start at the begining of the immigration process?

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Answered by attorney Justin Wang (Unclaimed Profile)
Immigration lawyer at Sheppard Mullin
You can request a transportation letter from the US Embassy in London upon showing of your LPR status. You may have a problem to show that you have not abandoned your LPR status as you were out of the US for 4 years. If you are determined to have abandoned your LPR, your parents will have to to apply for you again. You will not get any special treatment just because you were once an LPR.
You can request a transportation letter from the US Embassy in London upon showing of your LPR status. You may have a problem to show that you have not abandoned your LPR status as you were out of the US for 4 years. If you are determined to have abandoned your LPR, your parents will have to to apply for you again. You will not get any special treatment just because you were once an LPR.
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Do I need to extend my visa before applying for change of status to H1B?

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Answered by attorney David H Stoller (Unclaimed Profile)
Immigration lawyer at Stoller & Moreno, P.A.
Thanks for you inquiry. My recommendation to you is that you find a qualified attorney to review your case and advise you. The deal is that a "cap subject" H1-B will not be available with a start date any earlier than October 1, 2012. So if your B-1/B-2 status will expire prior to that time, I would very very cautious about filing a request to extend your tourist status and then change to an H-1B. USCIS has a number of "funny" interpretations about the meaning of maintains lawful non immigrant status following the expiration of one's Form I-94 and while an application for extension of status is pending. What the legal jumbo jumbo means is that you absolutely, positively need to make sure that you take the appropriate steps at the right time. Securing the "cap subject" H-1B is one issue. Making sure that you keep your status current or otherwise plan travel to use the H-1B correctly is something quite different. I cannot stress enough the importance of finding someone who can correctly advise you and make sure that you not only capture the visa, but are around to use it. This is one of those issues where a competent attorney is worth the price. Handle this incorrectly and you are looking at a world of trouble. Not trying to scare you, trying to send a little experience your way to make sure that you end up on the right side of things. Good luck.
Thanks for you inquiry. My recommendation to you is that you find a qualified attorney to review your case and advise you. The deal is that a "cap subject" H1-B will not be available with a start date any earlier than October 1, 2012. So if your B-1/B-2 status will expire prior to that time, I would very very cautious about filing a request to extend your tourist status and then change to an H-1B. USCIS has a number of "funny" interpretations about the meaning of maintains lawful non immigrant status following the expiration of one's Form I-94 and while an application for extension of status is pending. What the legal jumbo jumbo means is that you absolutely, positively need to make sure that you take the appropriate steps at the right time. Securing the "cap subject" H-1B is one issue. Making sure that you keep your status current or otherwise plan travel to use the H-1B correctly is something quite different. I cannot stress enough the importance of finding someone who can correctly advise you and make sure that you not only capture the visa, but are around to use it. This is one of those issues where a competent attorney is worth the price. Handle this incorrectly and you are looking at a world of trouble. Not trying to scare you, trying to send a little experience your way to make sure that you end up on the right side of things. Good luck.
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