Deportation
For a myriad of reasons, people find themselves in deportation or removal proceedings. In these proceedings the Immigration and Naturalization Service tries to deport you from the United States.
There are many ways of winning a deportation or removal case. Many factors depend upon how long you have been here in the United States, your family relationships, or whether you have a past criminal history. Our law represents numerous people in deportation proceeding. These people come from around the world.
We will do everything possible so that you or your loved one does not get separated across international borders. It is crucially important that you get legal representation as soon as possible to avoid adverse consequences of saying something in Immigration Court that will damage the outcome of the case.
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SEÑOR: BRIAN LERNER
Reciba el cordial saludo y paso a comunicarle acerca de un problema que tengo ,y Ud pueda ayudarme a resolver durante este año 2012.El problema es que fui deportado de SEATTLE WA.en setiembre o octubre del año 2002 por haber ingresado sin visa de Canada a USA caminando.y el poder judicial de Seattle WA. me castigo por 10 años para< no ingresar a USA. yo quiero que me ayudes a resolver este problema este año. Yo quiero trabajar por la Western Ranch Association, como pastor de borregas en cualquier Estado.Este año 2012 cumplire el castigo.quisiera que me des una respuesta sobre como se va resolver este problema ya que necesito trabajar en ese Pais del norte. es todo que puedo escribirte estare a la espera de tu respuesta. yo estoy en Peru.
Good afternoon Mr. Lerner,
After looking through google search for some answers on how I can fix my case to come back to the USA I came across your videos several times. I feel like you might have the answers I need and hopefully can help me.. I was 6 or 7 (around 1993) when my family and I ended up in CA, USA. We where given work permits and S.S.N’s. Giving the court our change of address, we moved to AZ 1 1/2 later. When I became 16 and started working, human resources asked be for additional Identification. I remembered that when I was 7 I had a work permit and decided to renew it. Waiting in the Immigration office a deportation officer held us in a detained room and told us that we had an order of deportation from 93 or 94. That was 2003… 2006 we were ordered to pack up and get ready to be deported in 2006. We sold our house, gave away all our belongings to friends, family and neighbors to depart that week.. Going to ICE, they told us that the plans had been delayed and every month for 2 years extended our stay.. We parents had an attorney but I dont know why nothing went forward. 2008 We were deported to Armenia. I didn’t realize the seriousness of everything then until we arrive in Armenia. Long story shorter (sorry for detailing it all) I want to come back !!! I have never had a criminal record, neither has anyone in my family. I know a little about deportation waiver and re entry but I’m scared denial. I feel like a trusted attorney can help my chances become a little greater.. What do you think Mr. Lerner? What advise can you give me?
Thank you for taking the time to read my cry for help!
Larisa Avakyan
larisa1153@yahoo.com