Fairfax County Asylum and Deportation Defense Lawyer
Trying to make your way in a new land isn’t easy, and that task can become even more difficult if you or someone you love is under threat of being removed. Bhagat Law Firm brings extensive experience in immigration law and knows how to go about helping people apply for asylum and defend themselves against deportation. The asylum lawyer in our Fairfax County office has been fighting for immigration defendants since 2014.
Call us at (571) 603-7753 today or contact us online to set up a free consultation.
Five-Star Client Reviews
In Their Own Words
Read through some our recent testimonial and see the difference an experienced and compassionate immigration attorney can make.
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Pooja helped me put together a winning case by providing comprehensive guidance, advice, and feedback on each and every aspect of my application.
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Pooja was very informative and communicated with us on every step of the way. She did what my previous lawyer couldn't do!- Former Client
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She is so wonderful and dedicated to her job. She is very helpful and patient and always finds an answer for my questions. She is the best!- Former Client
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I love that I could always reach her on the phone, and she was always willing to help and go the extra mile. Pooja is reliable and trustworthy.- Former Client
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If you looking for an attorney who gives special attention to your case, look no further. Pooja is excellent!- Former Client
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It was clear that she was passionate about her career and always showed a lot of interest in her clients. Best immigration lawyer in Virginia.
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She listened to me and advised me in the right way. I will hire her for my all immigration problems. She has a bright future in her profession.- Karamat A.
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She is efficient, particular about details, and--the best thing--very approachable and helpful, unlike other attorneys!- Former Client
The Reasons for Deportation Hearings
A deportation hearing is opened by the U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services (USCIS). There are a wide range of possible reasons for this.
Examples include, but are not limited to:
- Overstaying a visa
- Illegal entry
- Not marrying after coming to the U.S. on a K-1 fiancé visa
- Reliance on public assistance programs rather than their immigration sponsor
- Criminal convictions, particularly those related to drugs, firearms, domestic violence, aggravated felonies, or crimes that involve moral turpitude.
Bhagat Law Firm has deep familiarity with the reasons USCIS cites when seeking to deport someone and we know how to handle the defense of our clients.