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Deportation From Miami, U.S.

• Deportation from the U.S. is defined as the act and process of officially taking out of the American territory the foreign citizens living here and returning them to their countries where they originate from. 

• Deportation is a legal action which can be enforced by any country in the world, in the situation in which an immigrant enters the respective state under unlawful conditions.

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Deportation in Miami, U.S.

• There are different motivations why a foreign citizen is deported by the U.S. immigration authorities.

• One of the most common causes is because the immigrant simply does not have the right to be in the U.S., as a consequence of the fact that he or she has crossed the border illegally or lived in the country after the departure date stated on his or her visa.

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Deportation Procedures in Miami, U.S. >>• The deportation procedures in Miami,

U.S., are handled by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and Customs Enforcement.

• The procedure is managed by a local court in the USA and it must follow the regulations stated by the Immigration and Nationality Act. 

• Our Miami immigration attorney can offer assistance for immigrants facing deportation. 

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>> Deportation Procedures in Miami, U.S.

• Nevertheless, even persons who have a temporary or permanent right to live in the U.S. with a valid visa or a green card could be deported in certain conditions.

• Foreigners who live in the U.S. under a non-immigrant visa have to follow different conditions.

• If the immigrant came to the U.S. with a tourist visa, he or she cannot work in this country.

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USCIS Regulations for Deportation in Miami, U.S.

• Another reason which can lead to deportation relates to the fact that the foreigner lives in the U.S. and he or she did not let the USCIS know the current living address.

• The foreigner residing as an immigrant in Miami, U.S., must notify USCIS on the new address in a period of ten day.

• If not, this is considered a crime and the immigrant could be deported. 

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Committing a Crime in Miami, U.S.

• Committing a crime can lead to an immigrant’s deportation from the U.S. 

• Such crimes could be: domestic aggression, fraud, delinquencies of “moral turpitude”, controlled substances offenses, money laundering and other “aggravated felonies”. 

• Our immigration attorneys in Miami can offer more details on this matter. 

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Deportation Process in Miami, U.S.

• The deportation process normally starts with the DHS (Department of Homeland Security) issuing a Notice to Appear (NTA) to the non-citizen.

• This document attests the name of the person, the country of origin, and informs the non-citizen he or she has to come in front of an Immigration Judge (IJ) on an exact date.

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Relief From Removal in Miami, U.S.

• The immigrant can receive the right to obtain a relief from removal during the trial, if the immigration judge decides that the measure can be enforced.

• It can be applicable to asylum seeking persons, but several other reasons can become valid, such as the voluntary departure.

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Consultancy Services in Miami, U.S.

• Our lawyers can offer assistance to those who might be deported from Miami, U.S.

• Our attorneys can also provide legal advice on other deportation matters, such as the right to appeal a deportation order issued by the American authorities.

• Please contact our Miami immigration lawyers for legal representation.

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