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Withholding of removal
If an individual is not eligible for asylum, he or she may file an application for Withholding of Removal or Withholding of Removal under the Convention Against Torture (CAT). These applications are held to higher burdens of proof than asylum applications in order to be successful. Also, individuals granted Withholding of Removal or Withholding of Removal under the Convention Against Torture (CAT) are not permitted to adjust their status to that of a permanent resident.
We have immigration attorneys in New Jersey who can help guide you through this process.
Practice Areas
- Administrative Law
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- Criminal Law
- After Arrest Legal Procedure
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- Immigration Consequences of Criminal Activity
- Murder/Manslaughter
- Parole/Probation Violations
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- Robbery/ Burglary
- Sexual Assault, Megan's Law, and Other Sex Crimes
- Types of Criminal Offenses
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- Family Law
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- Diversity lottery process
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- Family-based immigration
- Fiancée visas
- Inadmissibility waivers
- Labor certifications
- Naturalization process
- Removal hearings
- Student (F) visas
- TPS (Temporary Protected Status) from eligible countries
- Visa extensions
- Withholding of removal
- Withholding of removal (CAT-Convention Against Torture)
- Juvenile Law
- Labor Law
- Municipal Court
- Personal Injury/Negligence
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