What is a Notice of Intent to Deport?

A Notice of Intent to Deport (NOID) is a document issued by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) that informs a person that they are subject to deportation from the state of New Hampshire. The NOID is a warning that a person can be deported from the U.S. and includes their name and description, details of why they are being removed from the country, and their rights during the deportation process. The NOID is issued when a person is suspected of violating U.S. immigration law, and a deportation decision has been made. It is typically served to the person in person, or it may be sent via registration mail. If the person receives the NOID, they are required to appear before an immigration judge. The person subject to deportation has the right to present evidence to the judge in order to contest or delay the deportation. If the judge finds the person deportable, he/she will then issue a Final Order of Deportation. However, if the deportation is postponed, the person may be able to remain in the state of New Hampshire and continue to live in the United States while the case is pending. It is important that any person who has received a Notice of Intent to Deport seek legal advice from an experienced immigration lawyer as soon as possible. The attorney can explain the deportation process and help the person contest the deportation or seek any other available relief.

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Una Notificación de Intención de Deportación es una notificación presentada por un oficial de Inmigración de Estados Unidos al inmigrante que está siendo considerado para la deportación. Esta notificación le indica al inmigrante que el Oficial de Inmigración ha tomado la decisión de iniciar los procedimientos de deportación. La notificación de Intención de Deportación detalla el motivo por el cual el inmigrante está siendo considerado para la deportación y también le brinda al inmigrante la oportunidad de presentar una apelación por escrito. Esta notificación se emite por el Departamento de Seguridad Nacional de New Hampshire y también está sujeta a los procedimientos generales del gobierno federal. Si el inmigrante decide apelar su Intención de Deportación, un juez revisará el caso y determinará si la decisión de deportar al inmigrante es legal o no. En caso de que el inmigrante no apelé la Intención de Deportación, entonces el proceso de deportación comenzará. Es importante que el inmigrante tenga acceso a un abogado de inmigración para que pueda entender sus derechos legales y tener las mejores oportunidades para defenderse.

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