Deportation and Removal
Removal proceedings are used to determine whether an individual should be deported from the U.S.
The removal process begins when you receive a notice to appear (NTA) from the Department of Homeland Security. The NTA will state why you are being ordered to appear before an immigration judge and what the consequences will be for failing to appear. If you are eligible for an immigration benefit, you have the right to apply for relief from removal.
There are several types of relief from removal. Some of the most common are:
- Cancellation of removal
- Adjustment of status
- Political asylum
The Massachusetts Removal Proceedings Lawyers at Genzale & Haven, LLP
The immigration lawyers at Genzale & Haven, LLP, assist you by evaluating your circumstances and creating an effective removal relief strategy. If you are not eligible for any type of removal defense, we may recommend voluntary departure. This would allow you to return to your home country without an order of removal against you.
If you have received an NTA and wish to discuss your options with our knowledgeable Boston immigrant deportation lawyers, contact us to arrange a free case evaluation. You are under no obligation to retain our services.
The law firm of Genzale and Haven, LLP, is a boutique immigration and naturalization law firm with an emphasis on personal attention to our clients and their immigration issues. We are committed to excellence and to achieving the best possible outcome for our clients.
Deferred Inspection Issues
An order to appear for a deferred inspection is issued if an individual's immigration status cannot be determined during the primary and secondary inspections at the port of entry.
It takes place after an individual's initial application for admission into the U.S., and it usually occurs at a different site from where the individual originally applied for admission.
Insufficient documentation is one of the most common reasons for problems involving deferred inspection. Our deferred inspection lawyers can meet with you in order to evaluate your case. If retained, we will prepare you for the deferred inspection interview, gather relevant documentation and accompany you to your interview.
Contact Genzale & Haven, LLP
We invite you to contact us online or call our office at 617-849-7285 to schedule an appointment with one of our Boston immigration attorneys. Your initial consultation is without cost or obligation. We serve clients around the globe from our office in Boston, Massachusetts.
Our Location
Located in the heart of downtown Boston at the foot of Beacon Hill, our office is just minutes away from the Boston Commons, John F. Kennedy Federal Building and the Edward W. Brooke Courthouse. We are easily accessible by public transportation.
Our attorneys speak Spanish, Italian and Portuguese.
