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Provo Expungement Attorneys
Following a criminal conviction, in some circumstances, an individual can have this charge expunged or removed from his or her criminal record. If you are a non-citizen, however, expungement will do nothing to protect your immigration status if deportation becomes a reality.
An illegal immigrant who has been convicted of a crime must go through a special post-conviction relief process. In this process, it is necessary to go back and reopen the original case. In this way, your lawyer can work to get the conviction changed or vacated in a manner that specifically complies with immigration law.
The Salt Lake City post-conviction relief attorneys at Ishola-Tarin have more than 30 combined years of experience handling this complicated and time-consuming process. We understand what is at stake and how best to help our clients. The difficulty can often come in the form of differing timetables. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) can move through the deportation procedure as soon as a conviction or plea is finalized. The post-conviction relief process, unfortunately, can move slowly. An experienced Utah lawyer can work quickly to protect you and attempt to clear your record.
Contact Our Firm
If you have questions regarding the procedure for vacating a conviction, schedule a consultation with an attorney at Ishola-Tarin, PLLC. We offer phone or office consultations and accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover as payment. Contact us by calling 877-729-2264, 801-930-0529 or by completing our online contact form.
