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John Messing has been an Arizona attorney since 1978

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Messing Law Offices P.L.C.
tel: (520) 512-5432
5151 E. Broadway Blvd., Suite 1600
Tucson, AZ 85711

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  Proceedings to remove (deport) start with the filing in immigration court of a Notice to Appear, which can be served by mail or in person on the non-citizen. The first hearing concerns bond if the respondent is detained; otherwise, it is a calendar hearing where s/he is expected to respond to the Government's charges and list grounds for relief. The individual calendar hearing is where a trial on the charges and grounds for relief occur. Hearings may be continued by the immigration judge. Procedures can be found in the Immigration Court Practice Manual.
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Messing Law Offices: Immigration and Naturalization Services

At Messing Law Offices, we offer ongoing advice and assistance on immigration and naturalization matters, for self, family, work, prospective employment, and investment. Immigration law and regulations change frequently. Avoiding errors is a must to prevent delay or denial of benefits altogether, such as work authorization. In the worst case mistakes can result in detention or deporation from the United States. As an experienced immigration lawyer, I can help avoid expense, inconvenience, heartache, and irrevocably lost opportunities.

Arizona has adopted its own immigration law, effective July 29, 2010. This law not only will affect persons who live in Arizona, but potentially also absentee property owners and travellers passing through the state. As a licensed Arizona lawyer whose expertise has been acknowledged in a newspaper and online series on the new Arizona immigration law, I can give guidance, advice, court assistance, and legal representation in the event of an arrest or detention.

Messing Law Offices, P.L.C. is an American immigration law firm serving southern Arizona and California, with over twenty-five continuous years of delivering professional results to clients.

At Messing Law Offices, we promptly respond to emailed inquiries and calls. We understand that immigration can be frustrating. No inquiry is normally answered later than next day or following a weekend. We welcome the opportunity to serve you.

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John Messing has been appointed the 2010-11 Liaison from the American Bar Association (SciTech Section) to United States Citizenship & Immigration Services

Messing Law Offices  accepts payments through Visa, Mastercard, Discovery and American Express credit cards, and Paypal
 

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Messing Law Offices provices immigration and naturalization attorney services in Tucson, Arizona, tel.: 520-512-5432.
Member, American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA).

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