How to stop deportation or removal from the U.S.

Removal Defense

We assist eligible clients with petitions for a waiver or relief from removal. Various waivers include inadmissibility, criminal, fraud and misrepresentation waivers including (s) 212 (c), 212 (h) waivers, and Cancellation of Removal. Some of our clients include individuals who already have green cards and are at risk of losing them in the removal proceedings, while others are individuals or families who seek to obtain legal status in the U.S.

Removal and Deportation Defense

Deportation was used as a means of removing or deporting persons from the U.S. prior to 1996. After the change in law in 1996, the term removal is now used more frequently.

For court cases, it is important to have help from an experienced attorney who understands your situation as well as the various requirements of the Immigration Judges and court system. We have been successful in helping many eligible clients with their removal or deportation defense in the Executive Office of Immigration Review (E.O.I.R.) court proceedings so they can remain here legally with their families.

We also assist clients with appeals of denied cases when necessary with the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) and the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. We have significant experience in handling Removal Proceedings.