Wednesday, March 21, 2012

Procedures for Deportation After 11 Years in US

A man who came here legally and has been here for 11 year pays taxes, has no criminal history- including no misdemeaners. He was married in April 2010 and his wife filed for i-130 and it was denied. She since, filed for a divorce and now the husband can not appeal. He wans to know the next step from here and whether this will cause him to be deported. In addition, he requested to know the procedures of deportation, what can he do to stay in the us, is there a chance he wont be called to appear?

Advice provided to the man by me, Jeff Joseph of Joseph Law Firm:

We need more information to determine if you are eligible to fight your case. There are many different options available to individuals in removal proceedings, but each option has distinct legal requirements for eligibility. Some of the factors that would need to be considered are length of time in the U.S., family connections, your native country and whether you face persecution there, as well as whether you have ever been the victim of a crime or domestic violence. Please contact an attorney experienced in removal defense to assist you with your case.

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