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i there any chance i could get US visa if i currently having a criminal case filledon me in california? im here in the philippines

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hi there.. my name is maria from the philippines.. my father is an american citizen..he filled a pettition for me and my sister back in year 2000, and that pettition was granted..i stayed in california for almost 3 years my sister got her letter of removal i didt get mine..now she is an american citizen same as my dad..... i didnt had any chance to remove my conditional status..coz i didt got any letter or invitation from us immigration for the removal..when i was there i commit some misdemeanor cases like ,driving in the influence of drugs and recieving stolen properties..i still have those pending cases back there..and i decided to move back here in philippines to study and at the same time to get rid of those badthings happened to me back there.. i took up nursing course, i graduated,and pass the board exam here..now i am a registered nurse and all matured...i still want to go back in california ..but i dont have my visa anymore because that time i only have conditional status and my visa was only stamped in my passport and already expired.. 2 years ago my dad applied me for another pettition.. but i am afraid it might not get approve because of my pending case..i kept on checking my case status and it said there that i have 2 warrants because of not showing up to my court trials.. i am also planning to apply multiple visa ..do you think there's still a chance for me to work and live in USA? what should i do?.. i am willing to serve time in jail if needed..im all matured now and professional..i really want to go back there and work... pls answer my question... i will truly appreciate it.. thank you..

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Iran
Timeline

First you need to take care of the court cases. How you will manage to do this since you fled the country I don't know. I don't think you can obtain a visa with pending cases.

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
Timeline

Sounds like you need the help of an attorney well versed in immigration and California criminal law.

K1 Visa Timeline:

03/21/2012 Met in person

03/23/2012 Engaged

04/09/2012 I-129F mailed

04/13/2012 I-129F Received at TSC, forwarded to VSC

04/13/2012 NOA1 Date

04/13/2012 Check Cashed

04/19/2012 Received NOA1 letter

10/18/2012 NOA2-No RFE

10/23/2012 Received MNL case number from NVC

10/24/2012 Paid visa fee and scheduled interview

11/08/2012 Medical Completed

11/09/2012 CFO seminar and interview completed

11/19/2012 Interview USEM- VISA APPROVED

11/26/2012 Passport (and visa) in transit from post

11/27/2012 Visa Packet delivered/Air booked-business class all the way!!

12/05/2012 flew to Manila-CFO sticker-USA Bound

12/06/2012 Arrived USA-POE Washington DC!!!!!!!!!

12/12/2012 Wedding

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1. Hire a good immigration attorney in the U.S.

2. Don't waste your time and money applying for a multiple-entry visa.

3. Keep studying for the NCLEX-RN.

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