Removal Proceedings – Immigration Court
Removal Proceedings Lawyer in Los Angeles
At TEZ Law Firm, we provide legal representation for those who are facing removal (deportation) in immigration court. Our services include preparing and presenting defenses against removal, such as asylum, cancellation of removal, adjustment of status, or waivers. We will advocate for you in court hearings, file necessary motions and legal briefs, and guide you through complex immigration procedures to help you remain lawfully in the United States.
We understand how stressful and overwhelming such proceedings can be, that’s why our experienced immigration attorneys are here to stand by your side, offering strong, strategic defense in immigration court. We handle all aspects of removal defense for this very reason, especially because our ultimate goal is to fight for your right to remain in the U.S. and help you secure the best possible outcome for your case.
Facts to Know About Removal Proceedings
When does a removal proceeding begin?
A removal proceeding begins when when you receive a government Notice to Appear (NTA), which is a document issued by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to begin removal proceedings against someone in the U.S. who is believed to be in violation of immigration laws.
What is a removal proceeding?
A removal proceeding is the legal process where the U.S. government tries to deport someone from the country. It begins when a person receives a Notice to Appear (NTA) in immigration court. From there, individuals have the chance to present their case before a judge, often with the help of an attorney. At each hearing, the judge will review the charges and determine whether the person has a legal right to remain in the U.S. And, depending on your case, you may qualify for relief such as asylum, cancellation of removal, adjustment of status, or other protections. Depending on your case, you may qualify for relief such as asylum, cancellation of removal, adjustment of status, or other protections.
What is asylum?
Asylum is a type of legal protection the U.S. gives to people who are fleeing danger in their home country. If someone comes to the U.S. because they’ve been harmed or fear serious harm, they can ask for asylum to stay here safely.
How do you qualify for asylum?
In order to qualify, you have to show that you’re afraid of being harmed because of at least one of these five reasons:
1. Your race.
2. Your religion.
3. Your nationality.
4. Your political opinion.
5. Being part of a certain social group. (like survivors of domestic violence, etc.)
Being in a dangerous country isn’t enough—you have to show that you were personally targeted or will be targeted for one of those reasons.
What can you do to protect your immigration status?
It’s crucial to have a professional on your side.
At TEZ Law Firm, we are committed to fighting for your ability to remain in the United States. We are more than aware of the difficulties and challenges of immigration law and will fight to ensure that your immigration status is protected.
Our lawyers will critically analyze your case, gather evidence, and develop a strong defense strategy tailored to your unique circumstances. We will guide you through the deportation process, explaining your rights and ensuring that your voice is heard.
Note that deportation is time-sensitive. There are strict deadlines and quick-moving court procedures—don’t wait. Contact TEZ Law Firm today to schedule a consultation and get the strong legal support you deserve.
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