There are multiple reasons why a person may be facing removal or may be at risk for removal from the United States.

Deportation cases require urgent, knowledgeable action.

Removal proceedings are initiated by the issuance of a Notice to Appear (NTA). The Notice to Appear outlines the reasons why the government believes that the individual should be removed from the U.S.

While receiving a Notice to Appear in immigration court for removal proceedings can be stressful, there is still hope. The process may take months or years, and you may be entitled to a defense.

Some common reasons for deportation are as follows:

• - An arrest, charge, or conviction of a crime
• - Entering the U.S. without inspection
• - Marriage fraud
• - Non-compliance with the terms of a visa
• - Overstaying a visa
• - Providing false information or documentation in an immigration application
• - Violating a protective order

We have the experience needed to litigate all types of deportation cases, including:

• - Adjustment of status to permanent resident based on family and employment
• - Asylum, Withholding of Removal, and protection under the UN Convention Against Torture
• - Bond and detention hearings
• - Cancellation of removal for permanent residents and non-permanent residents
• - Form I-751 Petitions to remove conditions on permanent resident status
• - Hardship waivers of inadmissibility and removability for grounds including certain crimes and fraud/misrepresentation
• - Motions to Reopen, Reconsider, and Remand Immigration Court Cases
• - Prosecutorial Discretion and Administrative Closure
• - Temporary Protected Status
• - U visas for victims of certain crimes

To learn more about our professional and personal immigration services, contact our law office and set up a time to meet with us in a consultation.