Philadelphia Removal, Deportation
  or Cancellation Action Attorney

The threat of removal, deportation or cancellation can be a frightening experience, causing great apprehension and anxiety to those affected. Most often these actions are filed after an individual has been convicted of a criminal offense, either drug-related, aggravated felonies or crimes of domestic violence. Such actions also may be triggered when a person either enters the country illegally or overstays his or her visa. 

When bringing an action for deportation, removal or cancellation, the government is required to follow certain rules and procedures. Throughout the process, a non-citizen has numerous legal rights, including the right to an attorney who can properly contest these actions and carefully present his or her case. 

The government, through the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), begins the deportation or removal process by issuing a “Notice to Appear” or “Order to Show Cause,” which officially charges a non-citizen with a deportation or removal action. A hearing is then scheduled, where you have the right to present witnesses and state your case. There is also the right of appeal.

Attorney Sam Alboum has represented numerous clients fighting a removal, deportation or cancellation action. That is why, when it comes time to defend against a deportation, removal or cancellation action, you should contact Attorney Sam Alboum, a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association. Sam knows the laws, procedures and regulations for deportation, removal and cancellation. Because he directly involves himself in every aspect of each client’s case, Sam is able to provide a level of committed, responsive representation not often found in today’s fast-paced world. Sam speaks fluent German, and also can arrange interpreter services as needed.

If you, a loved one or friend is faced with a deportation, cancellation or removal action, contact Philadelphia Immigration Attorney Sam Alboum at (215) 546-3820, or click here to send Sam an email.