Defending Against Deportation
Deportation is a serious issue that can tear apart families and ruin lives. An experienced firm can help build a defense to prove that you should be allowed to remain in the United States with your loved ones. Here are a few important things to know if you have questions about defending against deportation.
Defending Against Deportation | Grounds for Deportation
In the United States, there are numerous reasons an individual or family would face deportation, including:
- Gaining residency in the United States through fraud
- Being convicted of certain crimes, such as drugs, assault or DUI
- Failing to notify U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services of any address or status change
- Having an expired visa
- Illegal entry into the United States
- Posing a terroristic threat
If you were charged with any of the above infractions, you will be given a Notice to Appear (NTA) from the Department of Homeland Security and will have to appear before a judge. We look at all of the evidence against you and fight for your rights in court against unjustified deportation.
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Defending Against Deportation | Cancelling Deportations and Removals
Just because the threat of deportation is looming over you doesn’t mean there is no hope of avoiding deportation. At the Scheer Immigration Law Group, we help prove that:
- You are of commendable moral character.
- You have been living in the United States continuously without incident for at least 10 years, or at least five if you have a green card.
- You didn’t commit the crime in question.
- Any deportation would have an irrevocable effect on your family.
Defending Against Deportation | Contact an Attorney
Green cards, citizenship, and lawful residency depend on so many factors, and these factors sometimes divide families. No matter where in the world you are or what your immigration status might be, an experienced New Jersey deportation lawyer can help reunite you with your family. Please contact us today to schedule a consultation.
