FAQs

A deportation defense lawyer can help with cancellation of removal by presenting evidence of the client’s eligibility, including continuous residency, good moral character, and exceptional…

Adjusting status to become a lawful permanent resident can potentially prevent deportation by providing legal immigration status. However, it’s not guaranteed and depends on individual…

The Convention Against Torture (CAT) is an international treaty that prohibits deporting individuals to countries where they face a substantial risk of torture. It provides…

Prosecutorial discretion allows immigration authorities to prioritize certain deportation cases over others. These authorities may choose to close or defer proceedings, considering factors like family…

Common reasons for deportation from the United States include overstaying visas, criminal convictions, immigration violations, fraudulent documentation, and engaging in unauthorized employment. Individuals may also…

An immigration attorney can guide U visa applicants through the complex process, helping to gather necessary documentation, preparing a compelling petition, and walking applicants through…

U visa eligibility is for victims of certain crimes who have suffered substantial physical or mental abuse in the U.S. and are willing to assist…

The U visa application requires a law enforcement certification (Form I-918B) signed by a qualified agency. This document confirms the applicant’s cooperation in investigating or…

Family members of U visa applicants may be eligible for derivative visas, allowing them to join or remain with the principal applicant in the United…