Deportation / Removal
Deportation
Formally called deportation, immigrants face removal in the United States if they are caught living or working in the United States illegally or if they are convicted of a crime. Masters Law Firm, P.C. offers quality representation for immigrants who face removal. We provide advice and guidance in obtaining visas so that people can stay in the United States legally. If an immigrant is being detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), we can help them be released on bond, so that they can come home to their families while they await their immigration hearing.
In addition we provide top notch legal services in immigration court. Depending on the individual situation, this work may include some or all of the following: completing necessary court documents, pleadings, motions, interviewing witnesses, gathering sworn affidavits from witnesses, and writing legal briefs and appeals. During removal proceedings an immigration judge must decide if a foreign national qualifies for removal or is eligible for relief under certain circumstances, including:
- Adjustment of Status:
Changing your status to a permanent residence, which may cancel the removal proceedings. - Cancellation of Removal:
Some foreign nationals who have been living in the United States for 10 years may be eligible for cancellation of removal if they meet additional specified requirements. - Asylum:
Foreign nationals who came to the United States to escape political, social or religious persecution and who would be in danger if they returned to their home country. - Voluntary Departure:
Immigrants facing deportation choose to leave the United States on their own accord.
Contact U.S. immigration attorney Bobbie C. Masters to make an appointment to discuss how she can help you fight deportation and obtain legal status in the United States today.