Greetings Jorge Rivera, immigration attorney.

1. Impersonating a U.S. citizen

One of the violations that Immigration does not comply with is impersonating a U.S. citizen, which is punishable for life.

That law began and took effect on April 1, 1997. This means that if you became a U.S. citizen prior to that date, you can apply for a sorry. Now, after that date, the only way we know how to achieve the residence is through the U Visa which has a special pardon. However, that is already considered an exception and generally does not have a pardon.

Remember: The U Visa is for crime victims, which is for many the only alternative because it is the one that forgives without any exception all Immigration penalties and punishments.

2. Marital fraud

Once Immigration makes a written determination that you have committed marriage fraud, they will also place marital fraud on paper in your decisionthen already for life you will not be approved for any family request. Even if you marry for love in the future, even if he asks you for a father, a son, or a brother, you will no longer qualify.

However, you may become a resident under another section of the law, such as the law of cuban adjustmentU Visa for victims of crime and any other path that does not involve a family petition. Immigration does not forgive them, but there are exceptions, there are strategies, and there are alternatives.

3. Re-entry after deportation

Immigration forgives you one deportation before you leave, or if you are in your country and have not returned, but once you leave and return before serving the five or ten year punishment, he will not forgive you.

There are exceptions, and there is a pattern. The exceptions are: asylum, the ten-year law (if you accumulate the ten years in the country after re-entering from deportation), and the U Visa.
Do not despair if you have one of these three penalties that Immigration does not forgive, because there are exceptions.

Immigration Lawyer

I would like to hear from you, write me a message. For help with these punishments or any other forgiveness, call :888 578 22 76.

Remember also that attorney Jorge Rivera offers all types of legal advice to immigrants throughout the United States.
If you are looking for an immigration lawyer in Miami, you can find us at 5820 Blue Lagoon Dr, Miami, FL.
It also provides counseling for immigrants in New York.