Hi, I was deported back in 2004 for life (I think). I was a U.S. permanent resident and lived in the U.S. for nearly 30 years. I arrived in the U.S. with my parents in 1976. Currently I have been living in Mexico for the past 18 years. My whole family is in the U.S. My mother is a U.S. citizen. My question is, what can I do to go back legally? I was convicted for an aggravated felony (not drugs nor sexual charges) and deported in 2004. What are the steps to start a process in getting back to the U.S. legally? Can I get a pardon? Or a permit to visit at least? I work as a Spanish/English Interpreter over the phone helping people all over the U.S. Please help. Thank you.
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I was deported for missing immigration court! Came as a child. Was raised in America, more than 10 years. Lawyers was sucking my money while in immigration jail! My mom is A pr. Is it any hope for me?
Hello i hope you see this i got deported last november because i broke my esta visa and i didnt even know for one day when i can go back to the usa do you know?
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I got deported 3 years ago when i was paying the lawyer to keep on fighting my case and they deported me out of nowhere and ive been there since i was 3 years old and right now am 26 i have my green crd it expires in 2023 in January or somehting like that but when i asked the oficer for how long am deported he said for life ..and i dont think thats fair i was fighting my case ive been in immigration for 3 years almsot 4 ..ice got me when i was getting released from jail ...do i still have. A chance they could forgive me ???????????
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Good Day, sir I was deported 2017 because I worked as a Caregiver when i was there as a tour for 6 months. What should I do to come back to visit my family out there.
my friend had the same situation she was deported and she was ban for 10 years from coming back to US. She was deported 2003, then she applied for US visa before the covid 2019 and was denied the reason was she had a record of deportation. We all thought her ban is 10 years and it’s more than 10 years now almost 18 years.
Hello, On October 11, 2023, I entered the United States illegally through San Diego and surrendered at the border. After staying in the US for about 4 months and 10 days, I voluntarily left the country on February 21, 2024, before even initiating my asylum process. My first court date was supposed to be on August 20, 2024, but I didn't wait for it. Based on information I found online, it seems that I might not have any entry ban because my stay in the US was less than 180 days. Now, I'm trying to find out if it's possible for me to enter the US again, and if so, what would be the best and most logical way for me. Even if I win the Green Card lottery, will my previous illegal stay prevent me from using this right and going to the US? If legal ways are closed to me, and I try to enter illegally again, will I be imprisoned or will I be released after a few days in a camp like the first time? Will I be granted asylum? Can I get help and advice from you in this process? I would be very happy if you could share your thoughts with me, whether positive or negative. I will be waiting for your response. Have a nice day and good work.
Hi. You can call us to set up an in-person or virtual / phone consultation at 1-800-529-5465 or internationally call +1-212-227-8933, Monday thru Friday, 9 am - 6 pm, and Saturday, 9 am - 3 pm Eastern Standard Time. When you speak with our office, Brad’s secretary will explain the charges for a consultation and you can decide if you would like to schedule with Brad or one of his senior attorneys. Brad has helped over 100,000 people with their immigration problems and over 35 years working in U.S. immigration law. We have an office in New York City and Hartford, Connecticut. However, if you do not live in New York or Connecticut, that’s okay because U.S. immigration law is federal. We have clients who live all over the USA, as well as overseas. As far as your representation we can easily and effectively conduct the consultations and your representation by phone, email, or virtually. We look forward to hearing from you. Here is our website: www.lawsb.com And don't forget to follow and subscribe to @Brad Show Live on all of our social media pages, RU-vid, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter/X, and Threads, @Real Brad Bernstein on Instagram, @Brad Bernstein, Esq. on Facebook, and @Brad Bernstein Law on TikTok!
Thanks for this video, I get deported and banned for 5 years after reentry to USA, I was student , lost my status, renewed i20 after 3 months and I traveled outside USA to get my status back , so what should I do to comeback to study
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Hi Sir, I need help. I was deported last month Nov 2020 and wanna go back and still see my parents. I got deported cause i told immigration officer that i work in the US. However the work i did was drive my parents and they gave me money for that
Hey there Brad my name is James and I was deported to Haiti back in 2017 for 2 sells of Marijuana back in 2005. Currently I've been in haiti for 6 yrs and counting, I left behind 3 kids in the US and I want to know what steps I would need to take to reconcile the matter. Thank you for your time.
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Good day, My son had a green card, was deported in 2012 after doing 2 years in prison for position of fire arm. I am a US citizen since 1997 can I file for my son to come back and live in the US.
Hi Adrian. You can call us to set up an in-person or virtual / phone consultation at 1-800-529-5465 or internationally call +1-212-227-8933, Monday thru Friday, 9 am - 6 pm, and Saturday, 9 am - 3 pm Eastern Standard Time. When you speak with our office, Brad’s secretary will explain the charges for a consultation and you can decide if you would like to schedule with Brad or one of his senior attorneys. Brad has helped over 100,000 people with their immigration problems and over 35 years working in U.S. immigration law. We have an office in New York City and Hartford, Connecticut. However, if you do not live in New York or Connecticut, that’s okay because U.S. immigration law is federal. We have clients who live all over the USA, as well as overseas. As far as your representation we can easily and effectively conduct the consultations and your representation by phone, email, or virtually. We look forward to hearing from you. Here is our website: www.lawsb.com And don't forget to follow and subscribe to @Brad Show Live on all of our social media pages, RU-vid, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter/X, and Threads, @Real Brad Bernstein on Instagram, @Brad Bernstein, Esq. on Facebook, and @Brad Bernstein Law on TikTok!
We don't hear it my question if somebody is basically going to a courthouse to testify in a federal murder case if that person is in the country illegally can he be deported and the case itself be thrown out?
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Hello sir.. I got deported back in 2012 after a drug charge but it was under 20 grams at the time i was young is there anyway i could come back.. all my family is in the USA my mom a US citizen my sister a US citizen and a son that was born when i was arrested
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I Got deported 2017 for a drug trafficking conviction on a visitation visa is it possible for me to come back to the United States my mom my sisters and brothers are citizen
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Hello sir. My cousin got deported after a drug charge I think it was late 90s or early 2000s . Definitely before 9/11. He got deported to Haiti. Is there any way that he can come back to the states. He wasn't even 21 at the time. All of his family is here and a daughter that was born when he initially was arrested.
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Hi. You can call us to set up an in-person or virtual / phone consultation at 1-800-529-5465 or internationally call +1-212-227-8933, Monday thru Friday, 9 am - 6 pm, and Saturday, 9 am - 3 pm Eastern Standard Time. When you speak with our office, Brad’s secretary will explain the charges for a consultation and you can decide if you would like to schedule with Brad or one of his senior attorneys. Brad has helped over 100,000 people with their immigration problems and over 35 years working in U.S. immigration law. We have an office in New York City and Hartford, Connecticut. However, if you do not live in New York or Connecticut, that’s okay because U.S. immigration law is federal. We have clients who live all over the USA, as well as overseas. As far as your representation we can easily and effectively conduct the consultations and your representation by phone, email, or virtually. We look forward to hearing from you. Here is our website: www.lawsb.com And don't forget to follow and subscribe to @Brad Show Live on all of our social media pages, RU-vid, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter/X, and Threads, @Real Brad Bernstein on Instagram, @Brad Bernstein, Esq. on Facebook, and @Brad Bernstein Law on TikTok!
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Hello i got deported from usa beacause i asked for déportation on Asylum interview because i had emergency in m'y country that time they give me 5 years i cant back to usa m'y question IS if i get maried with américaine there is possibility to give me the visa or no
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@@BradShowLive i have all my brothers and my mom there they day was deported the judge told me I can't enter the US for 10 years so can I still come back
Hello, I entered to USA undocument. Then, i was arrested. I was put to jail. After two months i was released with bond. Then, i came to Canada . How can i get back my bond ? Thanks in advance.
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i had spent more then 22 years with permenant residency and got deported for a robbery in 4th degree non aggravated felony my mother is a US citizen and so are my brothers and sisters and grandma etc.... can i go back after the 10 years ? i am 5 years in 😍
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