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A single answer on a form can close the door to lawful status permanently. Under section 212(a)(6)(C)(ii) of the Immigration and Nationality Act, a noncitizen who falsely represents himself or herself to be a United States citizen for any purpose or benefit under the Act or under any other federal or state law is inadmissible. There is no waiver for this ground. No showing of hardship to a citizen spouse or child unlocks relief, and no length of residence cures it.

What Discovery Means in a Personal Injury Case in Connecticut By M. Ray Arvand, Esq. Understanding How Evidence Is Gathered Before Trial If you have been injured in an accident and decide to pursue a personal injury claim in Connecticut, you will likely hear the word "discovery" early and often. Discovery is one of the most critical phases of any lawsuit, yet it is also one of the least understood by people outside the legal profession. This post breaks down what discovery is, why it matters,...

Dog Bite Injuries in Connecticut What Victims Need to Know About Strict Liability and Their Legal Rights By: M. Ray Arvand, Esq. Every year, millions of Americans suffer dog bite injuries, and Connecticut consistently ranks among the states with the highest number of dog bite insurance claims. If you or a loved one has been bitten by a dog in Connecticut, the law may be more favorable to you than you realize. Connecticut is a strict liability state for dog bites, which means you do not need...