Legal Help to Avoid Deportation

Many people find that immigrating to the US or Canada offers opportunities that were not available in their homeland.   There are options for academic, financial and community involvement that might not have been offered in the old country.  For many, the move to a new country will involve securing an immigration lawyer to ensure that the newly found ways of life are note ended tragically through deportation.  Moving to a new country is not guarantee that you can live the rest of your life there, but immigration lawyers can help persons to understand the necessary steps to maintain the status as well as the best method of obtaining a Third Country National Visa.

Definition of a Third Country National Visa.

The third country visa is obtained through a recognized consulate allowing the holder to enter countries that are not of the holder's national origin.  Once the third country visa has been validated by either the US or Canadian consulate, the party has the freedom to pass through the endorsing country.  The application process is usually straightforward and the applicant will need the following documents:

• Application
• Passport
• Passport photo
• Records of arrival and departure since last entrance into US
• Valid legal status proof since last entry into US
• Country of origin connection proof

Persons that ignore the requirements for these forms can be at risk of deportation.  In addition, the applicant must pay fees and supply approval notice of the desired status of the visa.  In addition, male applicants between 16 and 45 needs to supply a supplemental application for non-immigrant visa.
All of the forms must be correctly completed, and avoiding these requirements may eventually put you at risk for deportation. Other requirements include paying a fee for the visa application and in some cases notice of approval for your desired visa status. Visa applicants who are men between the ages of 16 and 45must submit another required form, namely:
Defining Deportation
Deportation is the legal removal of a person who does not hold citizenship in the country.  Countries can deport immigrants for any number of reasons.  Help from the staff of an immigration law firm is often helpful in preventing deportation.

The process of deportation generally starts in the US Department of Homeland Security.  The visitor is given notice to appear at a court.  A judge must rule a person as ineligible to remain in the country.  Receipt of a notice is not an automatic deportation, and hiring immigration attorneys that are competent in their field may help in the process of working through the claim.   The good immigration lawyer helps applicants to avoid removal from the country.  The same advice is applicable to Canadian immigration as well.  The law office is able to help to avoid legal deportation.