Therefore, no one should ever admit committing a crime. That is why immigrants should not plead guilty unless it is the only way to stay out of jail, They might face a long and difficult deportation case, if they do. I don't think so, but I am not absolutely sure. However, there are other problems. If anyone marries a U.S. citizen, they never have to leave the U.S. unless they entered without a visa or if INS starts a deportation or removal proceeding, and carries it out before the person can get married, and get her I-130 petition approved.
Medicals are now good indefinitely.
At least they are good indefinitely in Baltimore. I that is true in other INS offices, but I am only sure of Baltimore. They are good indefinitely, as long as they are submitted to INS before they are one-year old. We filed our case ourselves. Now we think that we would feel better, if we have an attorney to check the documents, and to verify the sufficiency of the documents and accompany us to the adjustment of status interview.