Deportation Defense
Deportation Attorney Rancho Mirage
If you have a deportation case or a relative that has an immigration hold, please contact our office immediately as you may be in need of an attorney.
EXPERIENCE MATTERS, when you or your loved one is facing deportation. The Luna Firm is very experienced in the Deportation process and will attempt to release your loved ones from prison by any available means or defense.
Below are typical deportation defenses:
- If you have a parent, spouse, or child that is a U.S. Permanent Resident or U.S. Citizen
- You have been in the U.S. for over 10 years and have a U.S. Citizen. U.S. Resident relative
- You are a green card holder and committed a crime
- Asylum (Fear of persecution, fear in returning to your country)
- You have been a previous victim of a crime (U-Visa / Domestic Violence)
- You may actually have the ability to apply for U.S. Citizenship (Naturalization)
- You had a previous immigration petition or case, which can be re-opened
- You may qualify for a Waiver for: a prior crime, entering illegally, overstaying a visa, committing fraud
- You may be able to file a Motion to Vacate a Previous Criminal Conviction
We act very quickly and have immediate access to all criminal and immigration holds throughout Riverside County, Orange County, San Bernardino County, San Diego County, and throughout California. This is our primary practice.
Reasons a person can be placed in Deportation Proceedings:
- You are undocumented, and committed a crime
- You are a Green Card Holder and committed a crime
- You have overstayed your visa or entered illegally
- Your Adjustment of Status (Green Card) was denied
Contact Us For Removal Defense Assistance
For those who face removal from the United States, an experienced immigration lawyer can be the difference between staying in the country and deportation. To schedule a free consultation, fill out the form below or call +1 760-486-2799 to speak with someone today.
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Our Guide - If your loved one has been detained by Immigration
If someone you know has an immigration hold or is detained by immigration:
- Step One: Locate the jail or facility in which the person is being held;
- Step Two: Find out what he is being held for;
- Step Three: Ask for a booking number, an inmate number, or an “A number”;
- Step Four: Ask when he will be released, when is his next hearing, or when immigration will take custody of the inmate;
- Step Five: Contact us for assistance immediately
The Luna Firm employs attorneys that are highly experienced in deportation, removal and criminal matters. This becomes essential, as we have knowledge of the process by which your loved one can remain in country if he has the available relief and representation.
EXPEDITED REMOVAL – Warning – 48-HOURS
Your loved one can be deported within 48 hours without you knowing, unless you act.
If you have a loved one that has an immigration hold, you must be aware that immigration has the ability to immediately remove your loved one without an attorney.
In deportation and removal cases, the individual does not have the right to a public defender. Therefore, the process can continue without an attorney present to defend you. This is the reason it is so important that you immediately hire a qualified attorney to defend you in this process.
We have experience in dealing with the following deportation centers throughout California:
- LOS ANGELES Immigration Court
- SAN DIEGO Immigration Court
- IMPERIAL Immigration Court
- ADELANTO Immigration Court
- LANCASTER Immigration Court
- SAN FRANCISCO Immigration Court
Disclaimer: The above information should not be construed as legal advice. The above information is merely an opinion that is compiled from previous experience when dealing with deportation proceedings. Each case is different. Please seek the advice of a competent attorney to assist you in this matter.