Deportation and Removal

What gives? In this article, we will discuss the following:

1. What is form I-751? – provide link to form as a sample

2. Who needs to file form I-751?

3. When to file form I-751?

4. Where to file form I-751?

5. How to file form I-751? – recommend following instructions for form I-751

6. What is the Fee for form I-751?

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This article will discuss the Notice To Appear (NTA), what information the document contains, and what to do next. We will cover the following topics:

• What is a Notice to Appear (NTA)?
• What is the Nature of Proceedings Section in an NTA?
• The factual allegations of an NTA
• Understanding the charges of removability
• Administrative information in the NTA

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The risk of deportation is a very real and very frightening possibility for a number of immigrants in the United States. Facing removal proceedings can be frustrating and confusing, especially since it is likely the first exposure many may have with the US justice system. Removal is a process by which the government attempts to remove a non-citizen from the United States and place her in her country of origin or another country that will accept her. However, an order for deportation doesn’t guarantee removal. An alien who is subject to removal proceedings has certain rights that if properly defended can prevent deportation.

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