Criminal Immigration Lawyers In Oakland

Defending Immigrants Charged With Crimes Across The Bay Area

Are you or a loved one not a citizen of the United States and facing criminal charges? Not only are there serious implications such as jail time and fines, but a criminal conviction can threaten your residence and result in deportation. Deportation means that you cannot return to the United States, potentially for the rest of your life. Before your family, employment, and life are threatened by deportation due to a criminal conviction, seek the counsel of an experienced Oakland criminal immigration attorney at Landerholm Immigration, A.P.C.

Clients choose to work with our law firm because:

1. We provide free resources to help address a range of questions our clients have about immigration law
2. Our lawyers speak a range of languages for our clients’ comfort, including Spanish
3. Our law firm is recognized by prestigious organizations, such as Super Lawyers®, for our work
4. We devote our practice specifically to immigration law with a focus on deportation defense

In addition, we provide a free initial evaluation to learn more about the criminal charges against you, discuss our deportation defense services, and talk about how we can help you. At Landerholm Immigration, A.P.C., we are experienced in handling sensitive immigration matters, including how a criminal conviction can affect your rights as an immigrant.

Reach out for legal assistance as soon as possible to get an aggressive advocate on your side.

Compassionate & Thorough Legal Defense

Landerholm Immigration, A.P.C.’s immigration lawyers are dedicated to aiding individuals and their families with immigration issues. We understand that these types of cases need to be treated compassionately and carefully because there is so much on the line. Residency in the United States is incredibly important for families, and criminal charges can complicate matters. It is important that you contact a lawyer who can help you understand your rights and seek an optimal outcome.

What is the Meaning of “Good Moral Character”?

According to the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS): “GMC means character which measures up to the standards of average citizens of the community in which the applicant resides.” That’s still a pretty broad definition, but in general, the most important aspects of maintaining good moral character are avoiding any and all criminal activity and fulfilling one’s obligations under the law. But when does good moral character actually come into play in the immigration process?

How Can GMC Impact My Immigration Case?