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MARZEC LAW FIRM, P.C.
(800) 260-0172
National Toll Free
212-267-0200
225 Broadway, Ste 3000
New York, NY 10007
663 Manhattan Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11222
46 Passaic Street
Garfield, NJ 07026
1700 Sansom Street, 3rd Fl
Philadelphia, PA 19103
17 Riverside Avenue, PO Box 1279
Bristol, CT 06011
5130 W Belmont Avenue
Chicago, IL 60641
9777 Wilshire Blvd., Ste 1000
Beverly Hills, CA 90212
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DEPORTATION DEFENSE
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212.267.0200 Aliens who have never naturalized are always subject to removal from the United States, even after many years of permanent residency. Aliens may be placed in removal proceedings after violating U.S. immigration laws (i.e. overstaying their visas), or by committing criminal offenses (such as weapons possession, theft offenses, domestic violence, sex offenses, aggravated felonies such as rape, murder, drug trafficking, etc.). Being placed in removal proceedings is often combined with indefinite detention. A detainee may be entitled to a release on bond unless the detainee has been convicted of certain crimes, is an arriving alien, or a terrorist, with flight risk and national security being considered. Mandatory detention is constitutionally proper in certain circumstances, and no individual review will be afforded.
If you have been served with a Notice to Appear ("NTA"), you should consider retaining the Marzec Law Firm to represent you in front of the Justice Department. It is imperative that you do not go it alone when placed in proceedings because you may be eligible for certain relief or waivers. Such relief may include asylum, Withholding of Removal, or Convention Against Torture relief, adjustment of status, waivers under 212(c), 212(h) or 212(i), cancellation of removal or voluntary departure. While judging whether you will prevail in your case is very fact specific, if you have a rich employment history and have paid, or will retroactively pay your taxes, and if you have an extensive family ties in the United States, including children, extensive community involvement, relatively benign history of violating criminal and immigration laws, and if you can show rehabilitation and provable hardships to others, these factors may help you avoid removal from the United States. In certain circumstances, the Department of Homeland Security should not issue an NTA, such as if you have an immigrant visa petition pending where approval would permit an adjustment of status or voluntary departure, if a conviction had been or is about to be vacated, if an alien is granted asylum, etc. If the NTA has been "improvidently" issued, please contact the Marzec Law Firm.
Keep in mind that losing or winning in front of an Immigration Judge may not the end of your case. If you win, the government may appeal your case to the Board of Immigration Appeals where you will require the help of competent immigration counsel such as the Marzec Law Firm. If you lose, you have a limited amount of time to appeal your removal order, and will require an attorney. In many cases, the removal proceedings take a substantial amount of time, and motions and appeals take years to be decided. In the right cases, aliens may use the Marzec Law Firm's services to appeal to the relevant federal court. This option is often advantageous to aliens, but due to the amount of work involved, is more expensive. The Marzec Law Firm can handle your Immigration Court case as well as all of the available appeals. Please contact us today to schedule a consultation.
MARZEC LAW FIRM
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The Marzec Law Firm, PC is conveniently located in downtown Manhattan. The Firm currently serves clients in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, California, Florida, and Illinois. Click here for directions to the New York City office.
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