Removal Defense Lawyer in Virginia

An immigration court notice can leave you with urgent questions about your family, your future and what happens next. Taghavi Immigration Law helps clients with removal-defense matters from our Richmond-area headquarters in Henrico, Virginia. We work with clients in Richmond, Chesterfield, throughout Virginia and across the United States.

Start With the Notice and the Deadline

Tell our team whether you received a Notice to Appear, a Notice of Hearing, a decision or another court document. Share the court location and any hearing or filing date shown on your paperwork. EOIR explains that removal proceedings involve an immigration judge and that hearing notices contain important case information. Booking a consultation does not change a court date or filing deadline.

Removal Defense Covers More Than Cancellation of Removal

Cancellation of removal is one potential form of relief; it is not the name for every immigration court case. The issues and possible options depend on the person’s history, the allegations, the stage of proceedings and the evidence. An attorney must assess the individual facts. Explore our cancellation-of-removal page for information about that specific topic, or contact us about another court matter.

What to Have Ready

• Your court notices, decisions and any stated deadlines.
• Copies of previous immigration filings and decisions, if available.
• A brief timeline of entries, immigration history and prior representation.
• For a detained relative, the information and documents you have about the detention.

You do not need to decide which immigration category applies before contacting us. Tell the team what happened and what documents you received.

Book a Conversation From Anywhere

Book a phone or video consultation through our website. Our team will contact you to screen the inquiry or send a questionnaire before the meeting. For an urgent court notice or information about a detained relative, email connect@tilimmigration.com and book a time. Mention any hearing or filing date. Our DC and San Francisco offices receive visitors by appointment only.