If you have an A (number) assigned to you, then you can check your next court date by entering the A (number into https://acis.eoir.justice.gov/en). .

In immigration law an aggravated felony can mean a misdemeanor or minor crimes, the crime committed does not have to be considered a felony in the state where you were convicted

These crimes include but are not limited to; Rape, Murder, Firearms Offenses, Fraud, Income tax evasion, if the victim lost over $10,000, Money Laundering if it�s over $10,000, Theft, Burglary

Before a court hearing

At the time of initial court proceedings, at this time

When the court proceeding ends

If you get removed for the first time it is: 5 years

If entered after April 1, 1997, and you have been in United States unlawfully for l or more years before the time you are removed: 10 years

If you have been removed before it is: 20 years

If you get or have a conviction of an aggravated felony: Forever

Letters from employer or previous employer with proof of work history

Have copies of marriage certificate, birth certificate, green cards for spouse children or any family member, the most recent tax returns.

Having letters from family members and proof that you are the soul dependent (support) in the family.

Explain why you are facing removal from United States

If you have served time in jail explain to the judge, why despite the criminal charges why you are a productive member tot the society.

Explain in the letter to the judge why you think you deserve to be allowed to leave U.S voluntarily.

If your spouse is a Citizen and file the �I-130� petition for you they can write a letter explaining they have plans to file a petition for you.

The �I-130� petition is an application that allows a family member to apply for you to get a green card/permanent residency.

lf your "I- 130" petition is pending, take copies of the petition and proof that INS or OHS received the petition the judge and OHS

You will need to get your passport stamped

You will need proof that you left voluntarily and did not get removed, this is important to determine if you can re-enter United States right away or in ten or more years.