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Bond Release - Houston, TX Immigration Lawyer

Our experienced attorneys will guide you on what to expect when visiting your loved one in detention. It is important for us to inform the client and the family and friends who are concerned about the well-being of their loved one who is detained.

These are our services when it comes to the process of requesting bond release. We are happy to customize the services depending on the client’s budget.

We visit the detention center or your loved one can call us because it is important to know the client’s facts and immigration history. One thing can change the strategy. At that time, we will determine the possible avenues of relief that he or she is eligible for under United States immigration law.

For asylum cases, the client will be required to provide answers in an interview called credible or reasonable fear interview. Many clients need to win the credible or reasonable fear interview before being released after paying bond. If the bond is too high and cannot be paid, we may file a motion for redetermination of bond in which we ask the immigration judge to lower the bond amount.
If our client has not received a credible or reasonable interview or has not passed their interview but are still awaiting a hearing, we can speed things up by filing a motion for a bond hearing if one has not already been scheduled. Our first priority is to always get your loved one out of the immigration detention center so that he or she can fight their case while being at home with family.

Depending on the timing and legal strategy, we are able to assist clients obtain a legal work permit who have been released from the immigration detention center while they are awaiting trial. We have helped countless clients secure a bond that their family and loved ones can pay. We understand that you want to be reunited with your loved one and we work tirelessly to make sure that happens as if it was our loved one detained.

Call now to see if you or your family qualifies for an immigration bond.

It may sound simple, but the steps require significant time and in-depth analysis of your immigration history and the legal requirements. We recommend to speak with us as early as you are thinking about it. Do not wait until you are 100% sure you want to hire this candidate. Consult with us in the early stages. Consider as your consultant. We can save you time and stress. We keep you updated every time there is a notice from the government and new policies by the President (Executive Branch).

We are here to guide families every step of the way. We offer these services as a one-time fee or monthly representation fee.

  • You can request an immigration bond from the immigration court even though the Department of Homeland Security has not given you an NTA (Notice to Appear). Our law firm will file a motion for a bond hearing on your behalf, which will include the reasons why your loved one should be released from custody and able to fight your case outside the detention center.

    When deciding on an appropriate bond, the immigration judge will consider a wide variety of factors, including but not limited to:

    • If it represents a danger to society;

    • If you are likely to go to future hearings to cooperate with all the requirements imposed by the US government regarding your immigration case;

    • Your family ties;

    • Community ties;

    • Job history;

    • Criminal record;

    • The manner in which you entered the United States and the length of time you have resided here;

    • Membership in community organizations;

    • Probability of obtaining permanent residence.

  • First, we review his or her criminal history. Each type of crime has its own consequences. Many clients do not realize that they should have consulted with an immigration attorney before they agreed to a plea deal or probation. For US citizens, agreeing to a plea deal or committing to a probation has no future immigration consequences, but it may to you because it is still considered a conviction. We review and analyze if that crime is serious enough that it subjects your loved one to mandatory detention. This means that they are not legally able to be released. We help you figure this out in the beginning, so it can save you money and stress in the long run.

    Second, we need to determine if you are eligible for any of the reliefs mentioned in our Deportation Defense page. Immigration judges want to know if you even have a chance to legally obtain resident status through one of these reliefs because if not eligible for that, then there is no reason to release you based on their thinking and training.

  • Here are some of the detention centers where we have represented our clients:

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