Arizona Immigration Deportation Attorneys
At Green Evans-Schroeder, our immigration lawyers handle all kinds of deportation cases. Our ultimate objective is to win your deportation or removal case. There are various grounds for removal which may be applied to your case, including:
- Being charged with or convicted of a criminal offense
- Getting arrested while crossing the border
- Possessing or overstaying an expired visa
- Living in the United States with no visa
Regardless of why you are facing deportation, waiting too long to act can have a negative effect on your case. You could lose your ability to challenge your case, appeal an immigration ruling, or be released on bond or bail.
Being deported can make it next to impossible to return to the United States. If you are facing deportation, you owe it to yourself to consult with an experienced deportation defense lawyer today. In a deportation case, time is not on your side, but we can be.
Who We Help
We can assist clients both before and during removal proceedings, including:
- Long-term residents facing sudden removal or worried about the possibility of receiving a Notice to Appear.
- Individuals currently in detention and families trying to help them.
- DACA recipients facing uncertainty over their status.
- Individuals with a prior removal order or criminal conviction complicating their situation.
- Clients wanting to submit an appeal after an unfavorable decision.
If you are facing one of these situations or something similar, please contact our firm for assistance.
Our Services for Deportation & Removal Defense
At Green Evans-Schroeder, our goal is to get your charges dismissed or find another way to keep you in the United States by applying solutions such as:
Why Trust Us for Your Defense?
There is no doubt that facing removal is frightening, but you do not have to face it alone. Green Evans-Schroeder will work steadfastly to defend your future, providing:
- Legal service drawn from decades of combined experience in immigration and criminal defense law
- A track record of favorable outcomes in deportation and removal cases
- Aggressive, skilled representation in immigration court and federal litigation
- Proactive detention preparation to protect you and your loved ones before a crisis
- Personalized, step-by-step guidance from your first call through final resolution
- Bilingual support in English and Spanish for clear communication
- A compassionate, client-centered team that treats your family like our own
Do Not Hesitate to Reach Out for Help
The circumstances of every case are different and have unique factors to consider as we determine the best way to represent you in removal proceedings. Some clients may be able to avoid deportation due to having children and other family members who are citizens or permanent residents, while others may have other options. We will work hard to explore and identify every possible way to successfully resolve your deportation case.
We look forward to hearing about your case. Call us today or contact us online to schedule your initial consultation.
FAQs About Removal and Deportation in Arizona
Removal, often referred to as deportation, is the legal process by which the U.S. government orders a non-citizen to leave the country. This process typically occurs when someone violates immigration laws, such as overstaying a visa, committing certain crimes, or lacking valid legal status.
Yes, and there may be multiple defenses available depending on your circumstances, such as asylum, cancellation of removal, or adjustment of status. Consulting with an experienced immigration lawyer is critical to understanding your options.
Removal proceedings usually begin with a Notice to Appear (NTA), which outlines the charges against you. An immigration judge will hear your case, during which you or your lawyer can present evidence and arguments in your defense. The judge will then make a decision on whether to order removal or grant relief.
Generally, you can remain in the U.S. during removal proceedings unless you are detained. Your eligibility to stay depends on various factors, including whether you have applied for any available relief and complied with court dates and immigration requirements.
The timeframe will vary depending on the details of your case, court schedules, and any appeals. Some cases may resolve in months, while others can take years.