Deportation Defense

Deportation Defense

When faced with the possibility of deportation, we understand that it can be very stressful, and it causes a lot of fear in most people. Our immigration lawyers want to be able to help those who need assistance, and we are prepared to help defend your case against deportation.

Removal Proceedings

Before you are removed from the United States, the removal process begins when the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) issues a Notice to Appear (NTA). This deportation notice orders you to appear in front of an immigration judge and gives you other information, such as why you are being ordered to appear, how you allegedly broke the law and the consequences if you fail to appear at your hearing.

Relief from Removal or Deportation

There are different forms of relief from removal or deportation that may allow you to not be deported, this includes:

• Asylum, withholding of removal and Convention Against Torture Relief
• Relief under former section 212 (c)
• Cancellation of removal (EOIR-42A and EOIR-42B)
• Adjustment of status

• Waivers of inadmissibility (I-601) under 212(h) (crimes), 212 (i) (fraud/misrepresentation), and 212 (k) (innocent ineligibility)
• Waivers of deportability under 237 (a) (1) (H) (fraud/misrepresentation at the time of admission) and 237 (a) (1) (E) (iii) (smuggling of spouse or child)

Contact our Immigration and Deportation Defense Lawyers

If you or a loved one is placed in removal proceedings or deportation, you will need skilled and certified representation to be given the chance to prove that you should not be deported. With our team we will be able to make sure that you get the time and dedication to fighting your case. No matter how severe your case may be our attorneys with their knowledge and experience will be able to help you.