Ep 23: Can I Travel Outside The US With Dismissed Convictions?
In this video we will discuss if you can travel outside the US if you have or have had a dismissed case. we will also discuss If you can you return safely to the United States after traveling abroad.
It is very important to know when ICE can enter your home and when they can't. Warrants are needed for any search. But sometimes not knowing which one is a search warrant can lead to confusion and a loved one possibly being detained. Please look at this video and if you find it useful please Share And Re-Post it.
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ICE: Know your rights
With the upcoming raids and expedited processing times, it's important to follow these tips.
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ICE: Conoce tus derechos
Con las próximas redadas y los tiempos de procesamiento acelerados, es importante seguir estos consejos.
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Immigrants/Undocumented individuals can now be detained indefinitely. The Supreme Court ruled that if immigrants are detained they may not be able to get a bond for their release. It is of the upmost importance that if you have a criminal conviction that you clear it immediately to avoid indefinite detention.
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The H1-B Visa. This visa is commonly used by employers who hire individuals for a specialty occupation. For more info on what a specialty occupation is or how to obtain it, watch our short video.
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On average ICE is deporting about 658 immigrants every day.
Knowing your rights can mean the difference between being deported and being safe.
In most cases, ICE or any law enforcement require a warrant to enter your home. So the first thing you should do is ask to see a warrant, also ask the officers to identify themselves.
If you are arrested.
1. Do not sign any documents.
2. Do not provide any information other than your name
3. Especially, Do not disclose your immigration status.
4. And always demand to speak with an attorney.
You should also have an emergency kit in the event you are arrested. An emergency kit is a set of important documents that will protect you if you are arrested.
Start by scheduling an appointment to speak with an attorney. An attorney can help you prepare an emergency kit.
Always have a Secure place for your important documents
Identify a responsible person who will look after your children.
And if you have a criminal record …now is the time to speak with an attorney.
Following these simple guidelines can help keep you and your loved one safe…
Know your rights.
contact us today and take the first step in protecting you and your family.
On today's episode of Questions with Shan, were asked if there's any way to expedite the green card approval process.
If you have Questions you would like to be answered, please send them to [email protected] so we can post them as well. You never know who might be wondering the same thing.
Past Convictions And Their Consequences
If you were arrested in the past, can that arrest record have a negative effect on your green card application? Many people ask this question thinking that it will adversely affect their application. So here is Mr. Potts to answer that commonly asked question. Enjoy.
California has just passed a bill that allows individuals with past marijuana convictions the opportunity to clear that conviction from their criminal record.
If you or someone you know has a previous marijuana conviction that hasn’t been cleared yet, you should contact our office immediately.
Having a criminal record in today's world leaves you at a huge disadvantage. It prevents you from getting a good job, renting an apartment or obtaining good insurance rates.
Our office has helped many individuals get rid of convictions like these and many more. If you want a second chance at life- give us a call.
Beacon technology is a new technology that's only available to a select few for now ( yes we're one of them). With this new technology, people can check in, select services, obtain information or buy directly from the beacons coverage area.
The precise location that the beacon will emit also means that indoor navigation would now be possible. Navigating within our office building and having pinpoint directions to our actual office will now be possible with the use of Beacon technology. Say goodbye to asking for directions or getting lost!
We can't wait to utilize this new technology and we want to thank Google for selecting us as one of their beta-testers.
Notario Fraud - Individuals who represent themselves as qualified individuals to offer legal advice or services concerning immigration or other matters of law. These individuals have no such qualification and routinely victimize members of immigrant communities. We urge you to solely consult with immigration attorneys registered with the CA state bar. If you have questions or concerns please feel free to contact our office and receive a free consultation.
Notarios Públicos no son abogados y no tienen el derecho de darles ayuda legal. Ay mucho fraude de parte de notarios que estafan a gente de la comunidad inmigrante. Le pedimos a la comunidad inmigrante que no vayan con notarios o gente que no esta autorizada por el BAR de abogados de California. Si tienen preguntas de algún problema relacionado con inmigración, por favor no tarden en llamar nos.
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In case you missed it !
On July 7th Mr. Potts had the opportunity to be a part of a legal clinic put together by the Langston Bar Association. Overall it was a great experience. We talked about new laws and regulations that benefit the undocumented community. We cant wait to be a part of the next clinic!
Deportations can have a heavy toll on not only the person being deported but on the immediate family as well. Being separated from your family and sent to a country you haven't been to in years is life changing. To add on to the situation, what if alongside your deportation you get a 5 year no re-entry? Is there another way to get back into the US legally?
Find out on Questions With Shan Ep. 16
On July 7th Mr. Potts had the opportunity to be a part of a legal clinic put together by the Langston Bar Association. Overall it was a great experience. We talked about new laws and regulations that benefit the undocumented community. We cant wait to be a part of the next clinic!
Optional Practical Training or OPT is temporary employment for a student on an F-1 student visa. Eligible students can receive up to 12 months of OPT employment authorization before completing their academic studies and/or after completing their academic studies. But, if you're on OPT, can you travel internationally or would it be un-advisable? Find out on Questions with Shan.
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What happens if you overstay while your on a B2 visa? And, what if you left the country but now you want to return through an F1 student visa? Are there any implications or will one not interfere with the other? Well theres only one way to find out, check out our new video down below.
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Our new blog post is up! It’s relating to a legal analysis and the benefits that you can obtain from it.
What happens if you have a tourist visa and its about to expire? What about if you want to travel? Well on this episode of Questions with Shan, we explore these situations.
On todays episode of Questions With Shan, we discuss the topic of obtaining citizenship through marriage. More specifically, if you're a DACA holder and you entered the U.S. illegally, will these factors affect your chances of obtaining citizenship?
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Immigration could be a very complicated and complex subject to understand. With that being said, wouldn't it be beneficial if there was a blog that converted meticulous immigration topics into understandable material? Well, look no further. The Law Offices of Shan Potts has an interactive blog that does exactly that, it discusses current events, new laws and anything relevant to the immigration and un-documented community. Go and give it a peep, and don't forget to SUBSCRIBE!
Yesterday Mr. Potts took students from CSULA to a special court session that was set up just for them. It consisted of a chambers session with the judge, information on different types of cases and what typically goes on during the many different types of immigration cases. They learned what you have to prove in order to win your case and the elements that need to be satisfied in addition to what needs to be proven. It was a great experience both for Mr. Potts and these eccentric students.
With each new year comes many new challenges, for some its starting a new family, for others it could be a starting a business but, for these hopeful UCLA pre-law students, the journey to attorney-hood is their biggest challenge yet. They had questions about what law to pursue, which school to attend and so on. Luckily, Mr. Potts got the chance to shed personal experience and knowledge on all things legal and encouraged them to follow their passion.
Heres a quick recap of the event.
