Have you been called to appear before an immigration court? What to expect at your hearing
Do you have a case before the Immigration Court and are unsure of what to expect? Generally, the process includes two important stages: • A preliminary hearing, during which the Government’s allegations are reviewed, the judge is informed of the immigration relief you intend to request, and the next steps in the case are established. • A final hearing, during which you may present your testimony and evidence. You may also answer questions from your attorney, the Government attorney, and the judge. After reviewing the case, the judge may approve it, deny it, or schedule another hearing. If the decision is unfavorable, you may have the option to file an appeal under certain circumstances. Every case is different. The number of hearings and the length of the process may vary depending on your circumstances and the court’s schedule. If you have a case before the Immigration Court, our law office can help you understand your rights and prepare properly. Contact us to schedule a legal consultation. _________________________ ¿Necesita ayuda con un caso de inmigración? Atendemos casos a nivel mundial. ¡Contáctenos para comenzar a resolver su caso! Para información detallada de nuestras consultas y días disponibles, contáctenos. Teléfono USA: 888-MI-GENTE (888.644.3683) WhatsApp (Internacional) +1 (305) 586-9418 _________________________ Dirección: 14201 SW 120th St Suite 206 Miami, FL 33186 USA _________________________ Visite nuestra página Web: https://jesusreyeslaw.com _________________________ * La información en esta publicación NO ES UN CONSEJO LEGAL en un caso específico. Cada caso es diferente, y la asesoría de un abogado de inmigración es recomendable. Si usted necesita asistencia legal en su caso, le recomendamos agendar una consulta con nuestra firma. . . . #ImmigrationCourt #Immigration #ImmigrationAttorney #ImmigrationDefense #Asylum
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