Legal Question in Immigration Law in Ohio

If your wife is a US citizen and you are protected under 245 (i), you might be able to apply for green card and citizenship later on.

We suggest you to consult with an immigration attorney.

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What court you were supposed to go to? Was it Immigration Court hearing that you missed?

If you have absolutely no documentation, what documents you used in jail and during your DUI trial?

How did you come to USA (on a visa, what visa, or without any visa)?

You MIGHT be able to adjust status (obtain a green card) ONLY IF you have a proof that you came to USA legally (on a visa), OR someone had filed an immigrant petition for you prior to April 30, 2001.

If, however, an Immigration Judge had already ordered you deported in your absence (when you missed a court hearing), that'd be a different situation.

The marriage to a US citizen has to be bona fide, as well.

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