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If you are not a U.S. citizen, a criminal conviction can affect more than your criminal record. Depending on the offense, it may impact your ability to remain in the United States, renew your immigration status, obtain lawful permanent residence, or become a U.S....
Manejar después de haber tomado unas copas es un error que cualquiera puede cometer. Sin embargo, dependiendo de tu estatus migratorio, un arresto por conducir bajo la influencia del alcohol o drogas (DUI) en Kentucky es un asunto serio. La mezcla de las leyes penales...
The police can search your home in a number of different ways. The first is if there is an emergency. For instance, perhaps the police think there is a danger to the public or that someone in the house is actively destroying evidence. Or perhaps they are pursuing a...
If a police officer suspects you of driving while intoxicated in Kentucky, they may ask you to take part in field sobriety tests. However, the clothing and footwear you wear can affect your performance. Certain shoes and clothing can make it harder to balance, follow...
In Kentucky, a simple mistake, such as leaving an open beer or partially consumed bottle of wine in your vehicle, could lead to unexpected legal problems. Kentucky open container laws are separate from DUI laws, but both can have serious consequences. For immigrants,...
Planear una boda es emocionante, pero el proceso puede volverse estresante si tu pareja vive en otro país. Es probable que quieras comenzar tu vida al lado de la persona que amas lo antes posible y te preguntes si puede mudarse a Estados Unidos desde antes de casarse....
A K-1 visa is a highly specialized visa for the fiancés of United States citizens. People planning to enter the country to marry a citizen may qualify for a K-1 visa. Provided that they pass a background check, undergo a medical evaluation and show that they...
Obtaining a green card is a significant milestone for those who want to build a permanent life in the United States. However, misinformation can lead to serious legal consequences. Understanding the truth behind common myths can help you protect your immigration...
Many people assume that only serious felony offenses can lead to deportation. However, certain misdemeanor charges may also create immigration consequences for non-citizens living in the United States. A misdemeanor charge can qualify for deportation if it meets...
En Estados Unidos, los ciudadanos, residentes permanentes (titulares de green cards) y algunos refugiados pueden solicitar que algunos de sus familiares vengan a vivir con ellos a nuestro país. Sin embargo, antes de comenzar a llenar formularios, debes entender que no...