If you or a loved one has received a final order of removal (deportation), there may still be a way to stay in the United States—even if other legal options seem to be exhausted. At our firm, we help individuals and families file an I-246 Stay of Removal request with Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO), a division of ICE.
An I-246 is a formal request asking ICE to pause or delay the enforcement of your deportation order. Think of it as asking the government to temporarily hold off on your removal from the country.
Even if your immigration case is closed or you’ve been ordered removed, a stay of removal can give you extra time in the U.S. to:
The process is time-sensitive and must be done correctly. That’s where we come in.
Our experienced immigration attorneys will:
If you’re facing removal or have concerns about a loved one’s immigration status, we encourage you to contact us immediately. A stay of removal could be the protection your family needs—and peace of mind you deserve.
Our attorneys specialize in immigration law and have extensive experience with employment authorization cases. We help you understand the eligibility requirements, prepare your application, and avoid common mistakes.
We understand the importance of maintaining legal work status. Our team ensures that your employment authorization application is filed promptly and in compliance with all U.S. immigration regulations.
We take the time to understand your unique situation and provide tailored advice and legal solutions to ensure your employment authorization process is as smooth and successful as possible.
Provide your details and legal concerns, and our team will review your case to offer the best possible guidance and support.
The Law Office of Cristea & Tatti offers immigration help & deportation defense in the tri-state area—see our full list of services.
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