Receiving a Notice to Appear is frightening. You have the right to be represented, and there may be options to remain in the United States. We review your case, identify every possible form of relief, and represent you before the immigration court.
What to know
Removal proceedings take place in immigration court, beginning with master calendar hearings and, if needed, an individual merits hearing.
Possible forms of relief can include asylum, cancellation of removal, adjustment of status, and voluntary departure, depending on the facts.
If a family member is detained, a bond hearing may be possible.
How we handle your case
- Urgent review: we check hearing dates, deadlines, and the charges.
- Relief strategy: we identify the strongest available defense.
- Court filings and evidence.
- Representation at every hearing.
Common questions
I missed a court date. What now?
Missing a hearing can lead to an order of removal. In some situations, a motion to reopen is possible. Contact us right away.
This page is general information about U.S. immigration law, not legal advice about your situation. Eligibility depends on your individual facts.