Deportation Defense

New Jersey Immigration and Deportation Attorney

If you have overstayed your visa . . .

If you are a permanent U.S. resident who has been charged with a felony . . .

If you have been picked up by immigration officials because you are in the U.S. as an undocumented alien . . .

. . . you need dedicated, aggressive, and knowledgeable deportation defense as soon as possible!

Contact an experienced northern New Jersey immigration and deportation attorney at the Englewood law offices of Jadoo & Zalenski in Bergen County to schedule a free initial consultation at your earliest opportunity if your legal residency in the United State is at risk.

Stop Deportation and Removal Proceedings

In many cases, there are ways to protect your right to stay in the United States even after you are charged with or convicted of a crime such as assault, distribution of controlled substances, or aggravated manslaughter in a drunk driving crash — or if you have overstayed your visa.

For example, if your husband or wife who is an American citizen has petitioned for a change in your status to permanent resident, an immigration judge may wait until that petition decision is made before considering any deportation action against you. Even if your deportation cannot be stopped, there may be ways to position you for eventual legal reentry into the United States.

Immigration and deportation defense lawyers at the law firm of Jadoo & Zalenski are committed to ensuring that every possible path to secure immigration status is explored for our deportation defense clients. We have the experience and knowledge to appeal your deportation in immigration court (and appeal your felony conviction in criminal court).

Immigration and Deportation Defense in New Jersey: Contact a Lawyer

Once you are ready to contact us with your immigration law, asylum law, and deportation defense questions, we encourage you to complete this questionnaire and fax it to us at 201-568-5518 before our first consultation. Or you may prefer to tell us the key facts about your immigration matter on the phone or in person.