Legal Question in Immigration Law in California
I had been charged in a domestic violence case with husband, which the case was dismissed without any charges. Should I disclose it on my green card application
Asked on 10/30/15, 9:26 pm
3 Answers from Attorneys
Philip Eichorn
Hammond Law Group
If you were "charged in a domestic violence case" then how was the case "dismissed without any charges?" Please get your facts straight and provide a more accurate portrayal of your matter so we can help you.
Answered on 10/31/15, 8:31 am
Marlene Hemmings
Marlene Hemmings, Attorney at Law
If you were arrested or convicted of a crime, then you need to mark the appropriate boxes on Form I-485. USCIS will also request a copy of the arrest report or Court disposition. However, I do not have enough facts on your specific case to advise you.
Answered on 10/31/15, 12:01 pm
Rahul Manchanda, Esq.
Manchanda Law Office PLLC
Please call me at (212) 968-8600 to discuss your case and matters. Kind regards, RDM
Answered on 11/07/15, 2:25 pm
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