Defending Your Rights - Representation in Removal Proceedings from Our Expert Team
Facing removal proceedings can be daunting and uncertain, but you don't have to go through it alone. Our team of experienced immigration lawyers has over 25 years of experience representing clients in removal proceedings, and we're here to help you protect your rights and secure a brighter future. Whether you're facing deportation, seeking asylum, or have any other immigration-related concerns, we'll provide you with personalized support and expert representation. We will work tirelessly to understand your situation, evaluate your options, and develop a tailored strategy to help you achieve your goals. Don't wait any longer to secure the representation you deserve - contact us today and let us put our expertise to work for you.
Frequently Asked Questions
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It's important to have legal representation in removal proceedings to help you understand the complex legal process, protect your rights, develop legal strategies, serve as your advocate, and increase your chances of success. Studies show that individuals with legal representation are more likely to obtain relief from removal.
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Cases involving asylum or other forms of protection
Cases involving cancellation of removal for lawful permanent residents or non-permanent residents
Cases involving adjustment of status
Cases involving waivers of inadmissibility
Cases involving waivers for violations of immigration law, such as fraud or misrepresentation and criminal activity
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The length of the removal proceedings process can vary significantly depending on the specific circumstances of your case and the court's docket. Some cases may be resolved quickly, while others may take months or even years.
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Yes, you may be able to appeal a decision in removal proceedings to the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA), which is an administrative appeals court that reviews decisions made by immigration judges.
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If you are in removal proceedings, leaving the United States could have serious consequences for your case. If you leave the country while in removal proceedings, you may be deemed to have abandoned your case, and the judge may issue an order of removal in your absence.
