Can You Face Deportation While In The Process Of Applying For A Green Card?
Can You Be Deported While Applying For A Green Card? It is possible in certain circumstances for an individual to face Deportation or removal while in the process of applying for a Green Card. This danger remains because applying for a green card does not provide an individual with immigration status. However, when the green card application is approved,
the individual obtains the immigration status of a lawful permanent resident.
Once an individual gets a green card and becomes a legal permanent resident,
They can be removed and deported only because of misconduct or abandonment of their lawful permanent resident status. Otherwise, the danger of Deportation persists even when an individual applies for a green card. An example of the threat is when an individual applying for a Green Card is in removal proceedings.
Is It Possible To Be Deported While Applying For A Green Card?
They may need to ask the Immigration Judge to reschedule or continue the removal case until the Green Card Application is approved. The Immigration Judge has broad administrative discretion in deciding whether to reschedule or continue the case and has the regulatory authority to grant a continuance for a good cause shown.
The skilled Immigration Lawyers at the Law Offices of Dizengoff and Yost can provide clients with quality legal representation in connection with our clients
Green Card Application
And in Immigration Court.
We will explain why green card holders can get deported and how to preserve their legal rights in immigration courts.
Can You Be Deported While Waiting To Apply For A Green Card?
Contact our Immigration Attorney at 267-223-5862 for a free consultation. We can provide you with legal advice in your effort to get your removal case rescheduled or continued if necessary to prevent our clients from being Deported while applying for a green card.
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