Notice to Appear (Form I-862) in Dallas Immigration Cases

Received a Notice to Appear & Facing Deportation?

Having a Notice to Appear arrive at your door is often the first news that you are being considered for impending deportation or a removal action. If you have received a Notice to Appear, it is vital that you retain the services of an experienced Dallas deportation lawyer as quickly as possible to defend your personal interests and help you avoid serious consequences.

What is Involved in a Notice to Appear Form?

The Department of Homeland Security initiates removal proceedings by filing a Notice to Appear, also known as Form I-862, with the immigration court. The notice includes several components:

• A description of the nature of the proceedings
• The legal authority under which the action is being brought
• A list of the acts or conduct which is construed as a legal violation
• The specific charges against the alien, in addition to a list of the law or laws which are supposed to have been violated
• A note concerning the right to hire private legal representation
• Description of the consequences of failure to appear at the hearing on the scheduled date
• An order to immediately provide the Attorney General with a written record of an address and telephone number where the alien can be reached

How a Dallas Deportation Attorney Can Help

A Dallas immigration lawyer from the Mathur Law Offices, P.C., can assist you throughout the process, speaking on your behalf with the authorities and representing you during the hearing. We can seek to place the burden of proof in the case on the government, making them demonstrate conclusively that you are in fact in violation of the applicable laws.

Whether the case depends on clearing up a simple misunderstanding or if you need some type of defense such as relief from removal, we can help. Get the process started now by contacting us online today. Time is of the essence in all matters of immigration.