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Potentially yes. A green card and an application for naturalization are subject to maintaining a "good moral character". Which is as vague as it sounds. It's up to the discretion of the officer managing your case.
Is it worth getting a lawyer before applying for the renewal? Or waiting to see if it’s denied and then obtaining legal counsel?
Either a lawyer now or none as when you get denied, that will be a battle bigger than most mountains and probably a waste of money. Now is the time to spend to check for a good immigration lawyer.
There are so many immigration lawyers that take your money and do nothing. Check them out and see if there are any reviews, Bar comments, etc.
Either a lawyer now or none as when you get denied, that will be a battle bigger than most mountains and probably a waste of money. Now is the time to spend to check for a good immigration lawyer.
There are so many immigration lawyers that take your money and do nothing. Check them out and see if there are any reviews, Bar comments, etc.
Don't waste your money.
Thanks Bentlebee. You always have great advice! I like reading your comments on real estate as well.
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