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Brian D. Lerner - The Best E2 Visa Lawyer And Deportation Attorney

The E2 visa attorney is a certified specialist in Immigration and Nationality Law, he or she may very well be able to help you in removal proceedings.

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Brian D. Lerner - The Best E2 Visa Lawyer And Deportation Attorney

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  1. Brian D. Lerner - The Best E2 Visa Lawyer And Deportation Attorney Normally, an E2 visa lawyer would not be able to represent you in Immigration Court. However, if the E2 visa attorney is a certified specialist in Immigration and Nationality Law, he or she may very well be able to help you in removal proceedings. Similarly, an EB5 visa attorney normally does just EB5 petitions and not representation in Immigration Court. In this type of situation, a certified specialist who is also an E2 visa lawyer or an EB5 visa attorney can certainly also represent you in Immigration Court proceedings. In such a case, the E2 visa attorney could know how to read a Notice to Appear and then would then know that the next section of the Notice to Appear deals with the allegations by the Department of Homeland Security as to why you are excludable from the United States. Essentially, an experienced deportation attorney who is also an E2 visa attorney explains that this section of the Notice to Appear will list the reasons that Immigration wants to deport you from the U.S. Thus, you could be here on and E-2 Visa, but if you commit some crime, you will most likely find yourself in removal proceedings and must have an E2 visa lawyer who is familiar with all the E2 provisions as well as deportation regulations in order to explain to the Immigration Judge and try to win your case. In fact, even if you are here on an EB5, you might not properly file the petition to remove the conditional residency and find yourself in deportation proceedings. In this case, you would deen an EB5 visa attorney to represent you in removal proceedings. It is here that the EB5 visa attorney or the E2 visa attorney familiar with deportation can explain the the allegations of either being out of status or of whatever crimes you might have committed will be listed and whether they should be denied or admitted. In other words, if your E2 visa attorney is not the best E2 visa lawyer and deportation attorney, he will simply agree and accept these allegations of the crimes. The E2 visa lawyer states that the attorney should never admit to those allegations. The best deportation attorney will know that it is the burden of the U.S. Government to prove by clear and convincing evidence that you are removable from the U.S. This is a high burden. It cannot be legally shifted to you or the person whom the U.S. government is trying to deport. Rather the E2 visa attorney will know that it is the burden of the U.S. government to provide the conviction documents and to show that you or the person in removal proceedings is the actual person who had the conviction. Even if you qualify for other forms of relief, the best EB5 visa attorney will know that if the U.S. government cannot prove that you were convicted of that crime, that the case will either be terminated, or that particular allegation will be stricken by the Immigration Judge (or denied.) The E2 visa lawyer familiar with deportation law will also instruct the Immigration Court, if the Court asks directly to the person whom U.S. Immigration is trying to deport, to claim the 5th Amendment. Even an experienced E2 visa attorney may have had to do this on several occasions. Thus, even though the Immigration Judge might get irritated and claim it is not a criminal proceeding, he or she cannot force you or the person in removal proceedings to ‘admit’ or say ‘yes’ to the Immigration Judge when asked if you committed the crime. It is situations like this that will differentiate a less experienced EB5 visa lawyer with an experienced deportation attorney familiar with EB5 regulations if that is who is in removal proceedings..

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