A Notice to Appear (NTA) - DHS Form I-862 - is issued by the US Immigration & Customs Enforcement (USICE) to initiate Removal (Deportation) proceedings.  The NTA is submitted to the Executive Office for Immigration Review (i.e. Immigration Court) having jurisdiction over the place of residence of the individual the USICE seeks to deport. There are 3 main [...]

If you in the country illegally, you can expect at some point to be served with a Notice to Appear (NTA) before an Immigration Judge. The NTA should included a date, time and place at which you must present yourself before an Immigration Judge or risk deportation in absentia. This tutorial briefly describes the Immigration [...]

A deportation notice (called a Notice to Appear or an NTA) means the United States’ government wants to remove you from the country. All deportation cases are handled by the Executive Office of Immigration Review, also known as Immigration Court. Immigration Court The USCIS will assign an experienced government trial lawyer to prosecute your case (i.e. prove that [...]