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Removal defense
Defending against removal in immigration court (EOIR), with a licensed attorney beside you.
Your attorney reviews the charges and identifies any relief that may apply.
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Defending against removal in immigration court (EOIR), with a licensed attorney beside you.
Your attorney reviews the charges and identifies any relief that may apply.
Get a free consultationRepresentation at your scheduling hearings and at your individual, or merits, hearing.
Representation comes from the attorney you choose — never from us.
Get a free consultationRequesting a bond hearing and arguing for release where eligible, including ICE holds.
Eligibility is fact-specific, and these cases are especially time-sensitive.
Get a free consultationFor certain long-term residents who meet strict requirements set by law.
Strict eligibility rules apply, and an immigration judge decides.
Get a free consultationRaised as defenses when returning home would put you in danger.
Deadlines and criteria are strict — ask a licensed attorney early.
Get a free consultationAppeals to the Board of Immigration Appeals, and motions to reopen or reconsider.
Filing deadlines are firm and time limits usually apply, even after an order.
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To an independent, licensed attorney who handles removal defense where you are.
They review your situation, explain the options and any deadlines, and quote their fees.
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AegisDefense is an independent referral service. We give no legal advice; the attorney you choose defends your case.
Only a licensed attorney or DOJ/EOIR-accredited representative may give immigration legal advice in the U.S.
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When the Notice to Appear arrived, I didn't know where to turn. Having a licensed attorney explain the process calmly made it feel like something I could face.
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I had missed a hearing and thought it was over. The attorney explained that a motion to reopen might be possible, and didn't waste a day.
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