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Immigration Practice Areas
Appeals
Asylum
Citizenship
Consular Process Visas
Deportation/ Removal Defense
Employment-Related Visas
Family-Based Immigrant Visas
Immigration Law
Motions to Reopen
Residency
Waivers of Inadmissibility
Family Law Practice Areas
Custody & Child Support
Divorce
Guardianship
Post Judgment Modifications
Temporary Orders
249 E. Ocean Blvd, Suite 1006; Long Beach, CA 90802

Long Beach, California Immigration Attorney

Serving Clients in Long Beach, San Pedro, Torrance, Bellflower, Norwalk, and North Orange County

Facing deportation or removal from the United States is an extremely stressful situation. More especially so, if you have lived here for a long time, have established roots, and have family and loved ones residing here. If you or someone you love is facing deportation or removal from this country, the Law Offices of Angela Novas McGill may be able to help you.

Long Beach immigration lawyer McGill is an Immigration and Nationality Law Specialist certified by the State Bar of California. Practicing immigration law since 1997, attorney McGill has the specialist knowledge and experience to effectively represent all clients with immigration issues. She has represented numerous permanent residents in immigration court facing deportation by the government due to criminal convictions. She also represents those facing deportation due to illegal entry into the United States.

Deportation or Removal

An illegal immigrant may face deportation from the United States because of illegal entry into the country or because he or she has overstayed an original visa. For these individuals, depending on their situation, options that may be available include asylum, cancellation of removal, or adjustment of status.

For permanent residents and others facing deportation due to criminal convictions, the immigration court will decide whether the conviction is grounds for deportation and, if so, whether the person is eligible for a waiver, such as 212(c) or 212(h)  or cancellation of removal. A 212(c) waiver is deportation protection for those individuals who have rehabilitated and reformed their lives. A 212(h) waiver allows individuals to obtain legal status through a family member even though they have a criminal conviction.

Talk to a Long Beach Immigration Lawyer

Whatever the particular circumstances of your deportation or removal situation, it is crucial to speak to an immigration lawyer with a thorough knowledge and understanding of immigration law. Long Beach immigration attorney McGill urges you to call her to schedule your consultation with her so that it can be determined how to advance your case.

Are you facing deportation or removal from the U.S.? Contact Long Beach immigration attorney  Angela Novas McGill today to schedule a consultation regarding your immigration situation.

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Address: 249 E. Ocean Boulevard, Suite 1006 Long Beach, CA 90802 Phone: (562) 432-6227