Immigration Lawyer Video Library
IMMIGRATION LAWYER VIDEO LIBRARY
WHY AM I AN IMMIGRATION ATTORNEY?
SUMMARY In this video Carlos Batara discusses the three main reasons he decided to become an immigration attorney. He discusses that (a) immigrants have special stories, (b) a very special immigrant played an important role in shaping his understanding of immigrants and their efforts to become U.S. citizens, and (c) immigrants make America great, a fact which many people do not know.
Why Am I An Immigration Attorney?
HOW TO PREVENT IMMIGRATION FRAUD
SUMMARY: In this video Immigration Attorney Carlos Batara provides important guidance on how to avoid immigration fraud. Calling immigration fraud “a silent and growing epidemic” which destroys the dream of many hard-working, deserving immigrants, Carlos attempts to educate immigrants how to spot and prevent immigration fraud. Carlos has also prepared a short, easy-to-read report which you can download for FREE by clicking here: Special Report: How To Recognize And Avoid Immigration Fraud (Before You Become A Victim).
Deportation Defense: How To Prevent Immigration Fraud
IMMIGRATION COURT HEARINGS AND TRIALS
SUMMARY: In this video Immigration Lawyer Carlos Batara explains some key items you should know if you have to fight deportation or removal at immigration court. He shares information about how (1) immigration courts are overloaded with deportation cases and (2) judges rush through their decisions too quickly. He asserts these factors show why trying to win your deportation defense case on your own is like committing legal suicide.
What You Need To Know About Deportation Defense And Immigration Court Hearings
FIVE ROADS TO LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENCY
SUMMARY: In this video Immigration Lawyer Carlos Batara takes clients through the five roads to becoming permanent residents. He explains three roads are the traditional and safer paths done through interviews with government agents. The other two, involving deportation and removal hearings at immigration court, are riskier, but still viable ways to fight for your right to live and work legally in the United States in many cases.
