FAQs

Law Office of Daniel S Castaneda, APC

Have a legal-related immigration question? The Law Office of Daniel S Castaneda, APC has the answer.

Check out these FAQs and then contact us for more information.

  • What happens if I'm a resident or undocumented and convicted of a misdemeanor or felony?

    You could face detention by ICE or Homeland Security and may be placed in removal or deportation proceedings.

  • What do I need to become a US citizen?

    You must provide proof of continuous residence in the US for five years, demonstrate good moral character during that period, and have no disqualifying convictions.

  • How can I become a lawful permanent resident in the United States?

    You need to be petitioned by an eligible relative, such as a spouse, a parent, or a child over 21, and you must have entered the United States legally.

  • Can I be released on bond if I am detained in immigration custody?

    If you can prove strong family ties in the United States and show that you are not a risk to the community, you may qualify for release on bond.

  • What happens if I miss my immigration court hearing?

    Missing your court hearing can result in deportation by the immigration judge.

  • Can I petition for my parent to become a resident?

    Yes, as long as you are over 21 years old, and your parent does not have any immigration or criminal disqualifications.

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