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The answer to the above question isn’t a simple yes or no. It’ll heavily depend on what you were convicted of. Even then, if you were convicted of a crime that would make you ineligible there is still hope that an attorney can help you expunge or set aside your conviction. ...
Read MoreWe are pleased to announce that Attorney Yekrangi has received the honor of being selected to the 2021 Southern California Rising Stars list for the ...
View MoreIf you are in the United States on a tourist visa and are in a relationship with a U.S. citizen, you might wonder if you can get married with your ...
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View MoreObtaining a marriage visa is one of the most popular methods of immigrating to the United States. A U.S. citizen or legal permanent resident can ...
View MoreThe Violence Against Women Act was passed by Congress to protect victims of domestic violence. Within the realm of immigration law, it allows a victim ...
View MoreF-1 Visa If you are currently in the United States on an F-1 visa, you likely do not need a recap of what this student visa program is about and can ...
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