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AKA: Robert C Ross Esq
Other Link: http://www.immigrationlawyernewhavenct.com
Categories: Immigration Law Attorneys, Attorneys, Criminal Law Attorneys, Immigration & Naturalization Consultants
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Phone: (203) 934-3428

Address: 520 Main St, West Haven, CT 06516

Website: http://www.immigrationlawyernewhavenct.com

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DUI/DWI
DUI & Permanent Residency- If a visa holder, including permanent residents is convicted of a DUI and sentenced to a year or more of jail time, may be subject to deportation etc. In most cases a DUI is considered am aggravated felony. Even if the person is not deported they can in some cases be denied citizenship.
Sex Crimes
Aggravated Felonies- Any immigrant who has committed an aggravated felony, is in most cases denied citizenship, deported, and long- term banishment to the U.S. Examples of aggravated felonies are: rape, murder, drug trafficking, espionage, treason, and terrorist activities.
Drug Crimes
Murder

Immigration Law

Citizenship and Naturalization
The United States is a nation of immigrants. To become a citizen of the United States, a person must be born within the U.S. or obtain it through the process of naturalization. Any child (18 years of age or younger) adopted by a U.S. citizen is granted citizenship immediately. This is according to the Child Citizenship Act which was passed by congress in 2000.
Family Immigration
If you are a citizen or a lawful permanent resident of the United States you can follow a multi- step process to help your family members immigrate to the U.S. A U.S. citizen can sponsor any family member in their immediate family such as their husband, wife, son or daughter of any age. A U.S. citizen who is at least 21 years old, can sponsor their brother, sister, or parent.
Student Visas
Almost anyone of any age and educational background can obtain a visa to study and live in the United States. Types of schools include: universities, collages, graduate, ESL (English as second language), or vocational school. Once accepted to the school, they will issue the student an I-20 form, which is needed to apply for the F-1 student visa.
Work Visas
A foreign national who has an offer of permanent employment in the U.S. can be sponsored by their employer, who must follow a multi-step process to help their employee immigrate to the U.S. Applicants are granted visa numbers based upon four categories of employment....

Personal Injury
Robert C. Ross graduated from Pace University School of Law, Cum Laude in 1999. He has been practicing immigration law, deportation/removal, and immigration appeals since 2000, as well as criminal, divorce and personal injury cases since 2002. Attorney Ross established his own private practice in 2004.

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