Immigration Law
Our office has an advance experience in removal and deportation proceedings. If an individual finds themselves in either removal or deportation proceedings, that means the Government finds them to be "inadmissible" to the United States, the DHS will issue a piece of paper called a "Notice to Appear" or "NTA" which initiates court proceedings to determine if that individual is removable, deportable or inadmissible from the United States. An Immigration Judge presides over these court proceedings which are held at US Immigration Courts across the country. These are court hearings and should be taken very seriously as your immigration record may be permanently affected and you can be physically deported from the United States. If the Immigration Judge denies you relief, you may appeal to the Board of Immigration Appeals which has jurisdiction over decisions made by Immigration Judges. We provide representation in the following areas:
- Waivers
- Withholding of removal
- Motions to Re-open
- Filing an application for lawful permanent residence(Green Card)
- Cancellation of removal
- Asylum
- Criminal immigration matters
- Voluntary Departure
- Employment Visa