Representation for deportation defense in immigration court

At this time the firm is Not taking new court/deportation defense cases. If you have received a Notice to Appear (NTA) and need a Charlotte immigration attorney to represent you at the Charlotte Immigration Court or in any immigration court as your deportation defense,  contact our office at (704) 644-7065 as soon as possible. The issuance of an NTA means that the U.S. government is trying to remove you from the United States.  To determine if you qualify for some form of relief to avoid deportation, contact our Charlotte immigration law office immediately.

Some forms of relief available in immigration court are:

• Immigration bonds
• Cancellation of removal
• Special Immigrant Juvenile Status
• Adjustment of status
• Waivers
• TPS
• Voluntary departure
• U visas or VAWA
• Prosecutorial discretion – administrative closure

WARNING:  If you do not attend your hearing, the immigration judge can order you deported in absentia.

Voluntary Departure

Those who do not have any relief from deportation may be able to request Voluntary Departure.  If they qualify, the Immigration Judge may allow them to depart the United States by their own means in a short period of time that could vary between 60 and 120 days.  They may also be released from detention while they make arrangements for their departure.