Prevent Deportation or Get Political Asylum
- Have you received a Notice to Appear from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement?
- Are you an immigrant who has been arrested for a crime?
- Do you want to appeal a deportation (removal) decision to the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA)?
- Are you seeking political asylum in the United States, or do you believe you should not be deported because of the political conditions in your home country?
If you are facing deportation or believe you qualify for political asylum, you should contact an experienced immigration and deportation lawyer as soon as possible - delay could mean permanent removal from the United States.
Deportation Assistance ● Political Asylum Cases ● Wolov & Felixon P.C. ● Offices in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and Atlantic City, New Jersey ● 215-545-6126 or 609-348-2600 ● E-mail
Since 1993, Wolov & Felixon P.C. has fought for immigrants facing deportation (removal). Our law practice focuses exclusively on immigration law, and we do more than just file paperwork - we are led by attorney Gregg C. Felixon, a skillful immigration trial lawyer who takes pride in his success helping immigrants avoid deportation.
Aggressive Representation at All Stages of Deportation Proceedings
The U.S. government can deport an immigrant for many reasons, including immigration fraud, conviction of certain crimes or helping with illegal entry into the United States. Usually, deportation proceedings begin with a Notice to Appear from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. You could also be arrested and detained by the Department of Homeland Security. If you are being detained, you have the right to a bond redetermination hearing to ask the judge to lower the amount of bail. You can appeal the bond redetermination hearing outcome to the Board of Immigration Appeals.
The next stage of the proceedings is the removal hearing, where a judge decides whether you may be deported. You should not go through a removal hearing without the help of an experienced immigration lawyer. Your lawyer may be able to:
- Arrange for voluntary departure so you can avoid the black mark of formal removal and return to your home country or another country that allows you entry.
- Get you "cancellation of removal" so you can stay in the U.S. To qualify, you must meet several strict requirements and prove that leaving the United States would be an extreme hardship for you and your immediate family.
- Get you political asylum so you can stay in the United States as a refugee under either the Immigration and Nationality Act or the U.N. Convention Against Torture.
- Argue for adjustment of status to lawful permanent resident, if you qualify.
- Get a stay of removal to change the date by which you must leave the United States.
Flat-Rate Services Available
We usually can negotiate a flat rate for some immigration services. To talk with an immigration attorney at one of our three office locations, please contact us today for an appointment. We can be reached by telephone at 215-545-6126 or 609-348-2600 or by e-mail.
WOLOV & FELIXON P.C.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1518 Walnut Street, Suite 1200
Philadelphia, PA 19102-3407
Phone: 215-545-6126
Fax: 215-546-9445
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Atlantic City, New Jersey
1030 Atlantic Avenue
Atlantic City, NJ 08401
Phone: 609-348-2600
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Berlin Township, New Jersey
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