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When you come across a DUI checkpoint on the road, you may panic at first. After all, whether you have engaged in illegal behavior or not, coming across police can instill anxiety in just about anyone. You may thus want to avoid the DUI checkpoint if at all possible....
You may know that if you want your spouse to immigrate to the U.S., you must first file Form I-130, the Petition for Alien Relative, with the Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). This is what starts the process moving,...
If you have come to America after claiming asylum, you may be worried that one wrong move could end up sending you home. In order to get asylum, you have to prove that you are a refugee and are unable or unwilling to return to your country due to the risk and fear of...
As you likely already know, as an immigrant, you must take and pass the naturalization test in order to become a U.S. citizen. However, you may not know what this test entails. Per the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, the test has two parts: an English test...
Now that you live in the United States, you have some rights of which you may not be aware. Perhaps one of the most important is your right to the Miranda warning any time law enforcement officers arrest you and attempt to question you. If you have never heard of...
When planning a wedding, their citizenship and residency status is the last thing to cross the minds of most couples. For U.S. citizens engaged to citizens of other nations, however, gaining approval from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services may be one of the...
In Kentucky, people can be charged and convicted of driving while impaired or intoxicated when they have a blood alcohol concentration of .08% or higher. They can also be convicted if they were using drugs or were impaired because of other substances. Some people find...
Losing a chance to stay in the United States may result in deportation proceedings. However, you may have an opportunity to reopen the case against you and stop deportation from occurring. Under some circumstances, you may have the right to ask the court to reopen the...
If you are not from the U.S., you probably find the country's immigration laws to be confusing. You even may believe U.S. immigration law takes a hard-line approach to noncitizens. After all, according to Physicians for Human Rights, immigration officials often...
In Kentucky, there are many bars and places to drink, so it’s not surprising that people do and then attempt to drive home. Unfortunately, making the decision to drive while impaired can lead to serious legal consequences. If you are someone with a history of DWIs or...