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Old Oct 23rd 2009, 9:40 pm
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We are thinking of filing a constructive eviction case against our landlord due to excessive noise from neighbors in the apartment above us. ie using constructive eviction as a defence against early termination of the lease due to the landlords failure to stop the noise/ move our neighbors to a ground floor apartment. I just wondered whether any kind of legal proceedings against me (e.g. the landlord suing me for early termination of the lease) would affect my immigration status. (I have a 2 year conditional green card which needs to be renewed in January 2011).
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Old Oct 23rd 2009, 9:45 pm
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Originally Posted by Clare37
We are thinking of filing a constructive eviction case against our landlord due to excessive noise from neighbors in the apartment above us. ie using constructive eviction as a defence against early termination of the lease due to the landlords failure to stop the noise/ move our neighbors to a ground floor apartment. I just wondered whether any kind of legal proceedings against me (e.g. the landlord suing me for early termination of the lease) would affect my immigration status. (I have a 2 year conditional green card which needs to be renewed in January 2011).
As long as you keep it all as a civil dispute, there's no comeback on your immigration status.
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