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If you gained legal entry in the first place, how did you get DACA after the legal entry?
No it's the other way around. First I was granted DACA then I did advance parole and obtained a legal entry.
How did you obtain legal entry after the advanced parole?
Which countries are eligible for DACA or is it totally open for people from any country in the world?
If I am indicted in a criminal case, but not convicted, will it affect my ability to renew my green card? (I'm here legally on a 10 year green card)
The facts definitely matter and it will need to be disclosed when you renew your green card but generally - very generally - an arrest without a conviction doesn't impact a renewal (although it could impact an application for citizenship).
If you are arrested but not indicted, how does it affect immigration?
As a self-employed Canadian I recently interviewed with a startup based in the U.S and received an offer. I'd be invoicing them, and they'd be paying a fixed monthly rate into my corporate account. They rescinded their offer, citing what I think is just a scapegoat, which was they they spike to their lawyer and concluded that the nature of the relationship was too close to employment, and would leave them liable unde…
If you could wave a magic wand and make three procedural ( i.e. politically nonreactive) changes to immigration statute, what would they be?
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The facts definitely matter and it will need to be disclosed when you renew your green card but generally - very generally - an arrest without a conviction doesn't impact a renewal (although it could impact an application for citizenship).
Can you be arrested, to assist in further investigation, but not indicted? If you are arrested but not indicted, how does it affect immigration?
Thanks a lot!
If you could wave a magic wand and make three procedural ( i.e. politically nonreactive) changes to immigration statute, what would they be?
Interesting question. I'll give that some thought and get back to you. What would you do?
[EDIT: Ignore old answer!]
Long-term visas with work authorisation for college graduates and a tinkerer exemption of some sort for all work visas.