If you have received a removal order or Notice to Appear in immigration court, you need an experienced attorney immediately. Attorney Genova has 15 years of removal defense experience. Time is critical.
Missing a single deadline in a removal case can result in automatic deportation. Contact us today.
Missing immigration court deadlines can result in an automatic removal order in your absence. Every day without legal representation is a risk. Contact us
Removal proceedings begin when the US government believes someone has violated immigration law — overstaying a visa, entering without inspection, or certain criminal convictions. Once a Notice to Appear is issued, the individual must appear before an immigration judge. The outcome determines whether a person stays in the United States or is forced to leave.
Attorney Genova fights relentlessly to protect her clients’ right to remain in the United States and keep their families together.
We review your Notice to Appear, identify all deadlines, and determine your defense options immediately.
Gergana files a formal notice of appearance with the immigration court, protecting your rights from day one.
The first hearing before the immigration judge. Gergana appears on your behalf and requests time to prepare your full defense.
Gather evidence, prepare witness statements, and construct the strongest possible legal argument for your case.
Your case is presented in full before the immigration judge, with Gergana arguing on your behalf.
If the judge rules against you, Gergana can appeal to the Board of Immigration Appeals and federal courts.
Every day without legal representation in a removal case is a risk to your future.
You may be able to file a Motion to Reopen your case. This is highly time-sensitive — contact us immediately to review your options before any deadline passes.
Cancellation of Removal requires: (1) 10 years of continuous physical presence, (2) good moral character during that period, and (3) a US citizen or LPR family member who would suffer “exceptional and extremely unusual hardship.” Gergana will evaluate your eligibility in a consultation.
Having U.S. citizen children can be an important factor, but it does not automatically guarantee that deportation will be stopped. Attorney Genova will evaluate whether your children meet the ‘exceptional hardship’ requirement under the law.
The immigration judge may issue an in absentia removal order, meaning you can be ordered removed without being present. Contact us immediately if this has happened — there may still be options depending on the circumstances.
