Deportation Defense
Our Tampa Deportation Defense Lawyers Understand the Fear and Worry That Your Family Experiences
We are your last line of defense in keeping your family together. Our attorneys are dedicated to fighting your deportation and will help you in any possible way we can to get you the results your family deserves. We have over 25 years of experience to help you fight and win your case.
If you receive a Notice to Appear or are initially detained by ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement), the US Government is alleging that you are subject to deportation or removal. There are a number of situations that could lead to Deportation and/or Removal.
Common Reasons Immigrants Are Deemed Deportable
Immigration Violations
Violation of the terms or conditions of a visa or immigration status can trigger removal proceedings.
Employment Visa Violation
Working without authorization or outside the scope of an approved employment-based visa.
Criminal Arrests or Convictions
Felony or misdemeanor criminal arrests or convictions can make an immigrant deportable under immigration law.
Visa Expiration & Overstay
Remaining in the United States beyond the authorized period of admission on a non-immigrant visa.
Immigration Fraud
Allegations of fraud or misrepresentation in obtaining immigration benefits or status.
Failure to Depart
Failing to depart after a grant of voluntary departure within the required timeframe.
How We Fight Back
There are a number of ways that a Tampa Immigration Attorney can help you avoid deportation. Our Tampa deportation defense lawyers have been successfully keeping immigrant families together. The deportation defense attorneys at Neil F. Lewis, PA provide valuable and aggressive deportation defense for clients throughout the Tampa Bay area and across the State of Florida.
Cancellation of Removal
Available for lawful permanent residents and certain non-permanent residents who meet continuous presence and good moral character requirements.
Political Asylum
For those who fear persecution in their home country based on race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group.
Adjustment of Status
If eligible, we can file to adjust your status to lawful permanent resident, providing a path to remain legally in the United States.
INA Waivers
Waivers under the Immigration and Nationality Act may be available to overcome grounds of deportability in certain circumstances.
Do You Have a Question or Need Help?
Talk to an experienced immigration lawyer in Tampa.