Asking the Court to End Removal Proceedings When Appropriate
In some immigration court cases, there may be a legal basis to request termination or dismissal of removal proceedings. This may occur when the government cannot prove removability, the Notice to Appear contains legal defects, the respondent is eligible to pursue relief outside court, or other circumstances support ending the case.
At Kanu & Associates, P.C., we help clients evaluate whether a motion to terminate or dismiss may be appropriate.
Why Termination or Dismissal Matters
Ending immigration court proceedings can be important when the case should not continue, when USCIS has jurisdiction over a pending benefit, or when legal errors affect the government’s case.
These motions require careful legal analysis and supporting authority.
How We Can Help
Our firm can assist with:
- Reviewing the Notice to Appear
- Analyzing removability charges
- Identifying jurisdiction issues
- Evaluating USCIS benefit options
- Preparing legal arguments
- Filing motions to terminate or dismiss
- Coordinating with overall immigration strategy
Speak With an Immigration Motion Attorney Today
If you believe your immigration court case should be terminated or dismissed, contact Kanu & Associates, P.C. today to schedule a consultation.