On Behalf of Empire Immigration Law | Jan 17, 2022 | Deportation, Empire Immigration Law Blog
Do you have questions about receiving a notice to appear from DHS? Watch this video for guidance, then call our New York lawyer to get started.
Question:
What is a notice to appear for deportation?
Answer:
We receive a lot of inquiries from people who are very concerned because they received a paper in the mail. This paper says on the top, “Notice to Appear.” They’ll call and ask, “What is a Notice to Appear?” The Notice to Appear is the document that starts removal proceedings against you. This document will have all of your personal information, and it will also state all of the reasons why the Department of Homeland Security believes that they have the right to remove you physically from the United States.This document will be presented to the immigration court, and the immigration court will consider all of the allegations. The immigration court will also consider whether or not you have any defenses against deportation. If you’ve received a notice to appear, if you’re in deportation proceedings, or if you have any other immigration related questions, give us a call. We would love to talk to you.
Do you or your loved one need help with deportation related legal matters and have questions about receiving a notice to appear from DHS? Contact our experienced New York deportation lawyers today for a free consultation and case evaluation.