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Do you have an Immigration Court date?
The Immigration Court (EOIR) is not the same as USCIS: there, a judge decides your case, and the government is represented by a prosecutor. That is why it is essential to have a licensed attorney defending your interests.
We can help you with:
- Representation at hearings before the immigration judge.
- Review of your case and documents, along with form preparation.
- Motions before the court.
- Appeals of adverse decisions: from USCIS, the judge, bond rulings, or work permits.
- Preparation for interviews and hearings.
Avoid turning to notaries or unlicensed individuals: only an attorney can represent you in court.
