Are You Facing These Challenges?
Being in ICE custody and facing removal proceedings can be overwhelming. Common issues include:
Complex and intimidating legal processes
Uncertainty about your eligibility to remain
Limited understanding of your rights
Fear of deportation and family separation
High legal fees and hidden costs
At Faragalla Law, we understand these challenges and are committed to providing the support you need.
Contact us and let us help you:
Our Comprehensive Removal Proceedings Services
Expert Legal Representation
Skilled attorneys to advocate on your behalf.
Case Evaluation
Thorough assessment of your situation to determine the best strategy.
Complete Documentation
We handle all necessary forms to ensure accuracy and compliance.
Personalized Support
Tailored advice to meet your unique circumstances.
Transparent Pricing
Clear fees with no hidden costs.
How Our Removal Proceedings Process Works
Initial Consultation
Schedule a meeting to discuss your case in detail.
Case Assessment
We evaluate your situation and identify the best legal avenues.
Document Preparation
Gather and prepare all required forms and evidence.
Filing and Representation
Submit your application and represent you in hearings.
Ongoing Support
Monitor your case and provide updates and guidance throughout the process.
what makes us different
Why Choose Faragalla Law?
Proven Success
High success rates in challenging removal cases.
Experienced Attorneys
Member New York Bar since 1998.
Proprietary Technology
We use advanced technology to electronically fill in forms, eliminating manual errors and ensuring accuracy.
Client-Centered Approach
Personalized service tailored to your needs
Transparent Pricing
Clear and upfront fees with no surprises.
Comprehensive Support
Assistance every step of the way, from start to finish.
What Our Clients Say
“Faragalla law help me get my employment card. They go beyond to help and work hard on your case .It was a difficult process but Sam is the Best.I highly recommended them.”
– Lorena Balbuena
Faragalla Law is most impressive. Not just organized and reliable, but professionally very competent. Staff were most efficient in assessing status, identifying options, and detailing clearly without hesitation what the requirements of each option were…
– Bruce Laker (HolynGrace)
Faragalla Law was able to help us accomplish more than what other law firms couldn’t do for us in 6 months. Sam is wonderful and all the paralegals were super knowledgeable as well. Julio was a pleasure to work with, and I feel my case is in very good hands with this law firm. Thank you, Faragalla Law!
Ramses Atahualpa
Frequently Asked Questions
What Are Removal Proceedings?
Removal proceedings are legal processes initiated by the U.S. government to deport an individual from the United States.
What Forms Are Typically Required?
- EOIR-28: Notice of Entry of Appearance as Attorney or Accredited Representative.
- Form I-130: Petition for Alien Relative (if applicable).
- Form I-765: Application for Employment Authorization.
- Form I-131: Application for Travel Document (if applicable).
- Form G-28: Notice of Entry of Appearance as Attorney or Accredited Representative.
- Other Supporting Documents: Evidence supporting your case.
How Long Do Removal Proceedings Take?
The duration varies based on individual circumstances and court schedules, but our efficient strategies aim to expedite your case.
Can I Appeal a Removal Order?
Yes, there are several avenues for appeal depending on the specifics of your case. Our attorneys will guide you through the available options.
What Happens If I Lose My Case?
If your case is denied, we will work with you to explore possible remedies or alternative legal avenues to remain in the U.S.
Removal proceedings are legal processes initiated by the U.S. government to deport an individual from the United States.
- EOIR-28: Notice of Entry of Appearance as Attorney or Accredited Representative.
- Form I-130: Petition for Alien Relative (if applicable).
- Form I-765: Application for Employment Authorization.
- Form I-131: Application for Travel Document (if applicable).
- Form G-28: Notice of Entry of Appearance as Attorney or Accredited Representative.
- Other Supporting Documents: Evidence supporting your case.
The duration varies based on individual circumstances and court schedules, but our efficient strategies aim to expedite your case.
Yes, there are several avenues for appeal depending on the specifics of your case. Our attorneys will guide you through the available options.
If your case is denied, we will work with you to explore possible remedies or alternative legal avenues to remain in the U.S.
Facing Removal Proceedings?
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