Legal Question in Immigration Law in Alabama

hae.am a US citizen,my husband is an african.Last year he got a fight with one of his co-worker and he was taken to jail.I bailed him the next day.To my understanding the police wrot Domestic Violence.The co-worker did not press any changes.He has been going for the classes and he finished the class.He is about to renew his Conditional Greencard in about 2 months time.Will this affect his Greencard?is he suppose to have a lawyer when filling?am very worried.

Thank you all for your support.


Asked on 6/13/10, 5:11 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Luba Smal Smal Immigration Law Office

Yes, he will need to obtain certified arrest and court records and submit them with the petition to remove conditions.

Yes, there could be a problem if he was convicted for domestic violence. However, before applying, you should have the qualified lawyer to review in person or via email/phone his court records.

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Answered on 6/13/10, 8:25 pm


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