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California Quick Reference Chart and Notes February 2010 § N.15, Part I: Client Immigration Questionnaire – Short Form This information is confidential and protected by attorney-client privilege. Information About You Your Name: ____________________________ Date of Inquiry: ________________ Agency or Firm: ___________________ County: ____________________________ Telephone: ___________________ Email address: ________________________ Information About the Noncitizen Defendant 1. Client’s name _____________________ Country of origin ___________________. 2. Client’s current immigration status _______________________________. NOTE: some possibilities are: US citizen; Undocumented; Lawful Permanent Resident (LPR) (this means s/he has a greencard); Refugee/Asylee; TPS. If client has lawful status, how and when did s/he get it? (E.g., Client entered the U.S. in 1981 as a refugee from Cambodia; client got her greencard through her U.S. citizen spouse in 1993; client entered on a tourist visa.) 3. Starting with client’s first entry into the United States, how many times, and for how long each time, has s/he departed and returned to the US – approximate if necessary Entry Date: ________________________________________________ Departure Date/s: ____________________________________________ Length of Departure/s: ________________________________________ 4. Client’s current charge and criminal history (include all arrests and dispositions, sentences and juvenile offenses; append sheet as needed). 5. List client’s immediate relatives (spouse, parent(s) and/or child(ren)) who are U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents (greencard holders). Immigrant Legal Resource Center N-145
California Quick Reference Chart and Notes February 2010 § N.15, Part II: Client Immigration Questionnaire – Expanded Form This information is confidential and protected by attorney-client privilege. Purpose: To obtain the facts necessary for an immigration expert to determine current immigration status, possible immigration relief, and immigration consequences of a conviction and. For more information on immigration relief see referenced sections of Defending Immigrants in the Ninth Circuit (DINC); go to www.ilrc.org/criminal.php. Documents: Photocopy any immigration documents/passport. Criminal History: Rap sheets and possible current plea-bargain offenses needed before calling. Note: While completing this questionnaire, on a separate sheet of paper create one chronology showing dates of criminal acts and convictions as well as the immigration events discussed in the questionnaire. _____________________________ Client’s Name Immigration Hold: YES NO ________________ Date of Interview ___________________________ ( )____________ ______________ Client’s Immigration Lawyer Telephone Number Def’s DOBirth 1. Entry: Date first entered U.S.? ___________ Visa Type:____________ Significant departures: Date:_______ Length: ________ Purpose: _________________ Date last entered U.S.? _____________ Visa Type: _______________ Relief: Undocumented persons here for 10 yrs with citizen or LPR family might be eligible for non-LPR cancellation. See DINC § 11.3. 2. Immigration Status: Lawful permanent resident? YES NO If so, date client obtained green card? ______________ Relief: Consider cancellation of removal for long-time residents; See DINC § 11.10. Other special immigration status: (refugee), (asylee), (temp. resident), (work permit), (TPS), (Family Unity), (ABC), (undocumented), (visa - type:________________) Date obtained? _____________ Did anyone ever file a visa petition for you? YES NO Name and #:________________________________ Date? ____________. Type of visa petition? __________________ Was it granted? YES NO N-146 Immigrant Legal Resource Center
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