The Law Offices of Tahir Mella
Philadelphia Re-Entry after Deportation Lawyers
Persons deported may re-enter the country by either waiting outside the country or attempting re-entry through lawful means or file an I-212 form. Since re-entry after deportation involves a number of legal issues and concerns, it is important to have legal counsel at all times during your application process. The Law Offices of Tahir Mella has extensive experience in working with immigration and law enforcement agencies. Our immigration attorneys understand how to position our client’s case, how to prepare documents and records, and how to coordinate information with various agencies to ensure your application is accurate and complete. We advise you in regard to certain rights and protections you enjoy, making sure you receive the due process guaranteed you under the law.
Avoid complicating matters and encountering delays – contact immigration attorneys at the Law Offices of Tahir Mella today. Our Philadelphia office represents clients throughout Pennsylvania and New Jersey, including Reading, York, Norristown, Camden, Burlington, and Cherry Hill.
Understanding the I-212 Process
If you have already been deported, you are required by law to remain outside of the United States for a period of between 1 and 20 years. The number of years you must remain outside of the US will depend on the circumstances surrounding your deportation. If you do not want to wait until the specified time period is over, you can apply for re-entry using Form I-212. It must be filed with the Immigration Director in charge of the jurisdiction from which you were deported. There is a fee attached to the application and all necessary and supporting documentation should be submitted with the I-212.
Our re-entry after deportation attorneys can help your prepare your I-212, serving as your legal representative should any follow-up information be required. Our office will monitor develops with your application and keep you informed at all times as to its progress and status.
Re-Entry after Deportation without an I-212
Persons who do not wish to file an I-212 can wait outside the US until their specified time is over. At that time, they can initiate their lawful entry into the country, following and adhering to the guidelines and requirements associated with their case. As your immigration lawyers, we advise and represent you in any dealings you have with immigration officials or departments within the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services. We guide you along every step of the way to ensure you don’t encounter unnecessary delays or problems.
For more information regarding re-entry and the options available to you, contact Philadelphia, Pennsylvania re-entry attorneys at the Law Offices of Tahir Mella today.
