What does it mean to receive an expulsion letter from the immigration court?

Generally speaking, if an immigrant violates American immigration law or criminal law, the federal court will hold an expulsion hearing before issuing an expulsion order. At this hearing, the immigration court will make a resolution on two issues: first, whether the immigrant should be deported; Second, whether immigrants have other relief methods.

If the judge decides to issue an expulsion order, the immigrant who receives the expulsion order should leave the country immediately. There are two kinds of resignation: resource resignation and forced resignation. The advantage of the former is that there is no record of deportation, and it will not be too difficult to enter each one in the future. However, if the immigrant has been illegally staying in the United States for one year, he will still face the penalty of not entering the United States for 10. The attitude of most immigration officials is that if immigrants can produce favorable evidence to prove that the expulsion order has been executed, it shows that they respect the artist's justice. In the future, it is not impossible to re-enter the United States as long as the explanation is reasonable and it can be proved that their departure has caused serious difficulties to their families in the United States. Based on the humanized consideration that family members are not allowed to separate, the approval rate of the re-entry application by the Immigration Bureau is still relatively high. But if immigrants are forced to leave the country from the beginning, the probability of returning to the United States is very small.

However, sometimes the deportees don't know that they have an expulsion order, so they don't choose to leave the United States. However, the expulsion order will not expire because the immigrants do not know, and the expulsion crisis still exists. How should immigrants deal with this situation?

Even if there is an expulsion order, you can still seek ways to lift the expulsion order according to the law. There are two most common applications.

In the first case, in order to avoid causing serious difficulties to family members applying for immigration status in the United States, the application conditions include that the applicant has no criminal record and has lived in the United States for a long time. The family members mentioned here only include spouses, children and parents.

In the second case, the deported person is abused or beaten by his spouse in the United States, or the children of the deported person are abused. The deported person has lived in the United States for a certain legal time and has no record of committing a crime or a fake marriage. The most important point is that the deportee's departure will bring great difficulties to his family in the United States. In this case, he can also apply to the Immigration Bureau for lifting the expulsion order.

If the deportee feels that he is eligible to apply for cancellation of the expulsion order, he can apply to the National Security Agency. In this process, the official will ask you to do the experience and provide the corresponding supporting documents. According to the law, the burden of proof lies with the applicant, so the applicant must carefully prepare all kinds of useful materials. In this case, it is best to seek the help of a lawyer, because the application procedure is complicated and the documents prepared are very complicated, and only professionals can improve the probability of contacting the expulsion order.