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What are Deferred Inspections?

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What are Deferred Inspections?

What are Deferred Inspections?

When a foreign national, either a visitor or a lawful permanent resident of the U.S., arrives at a United States port of entry, they must present themselves to Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officials to determine if they can be admitted into the United States.  Any individual who cannot establish admissibility may be scheduled to report for a deferred inspection at a later date before a CBP officer. The foreign national will be issued a Form I-546, Order to Appear – Deferred Inspection, indicating the date to appear and information or documentation they are required to produce.

How can Delgado Rompf Bruen LLC help with my case?

Delgado Rompf Bruen LLC can assist in reviewing your Form I-546, Order to Appear – Deferred Action, and analyzing the request made by CBP. Our attorneys are available to assist you in collecting the requested documentation and accompanying you to your deferred inspection at the designated CBP office.

What information and documents do I need?

It is helpful to have information regarding the immigration and criminal history of the individual referred to deferred inspection. The documentation can include:

  • The Order to Appear – Deferred Inspection
  • The individual’s A#
  • The individual’s passport, visa, and I-94, if applicable
  • Copies of the individual’s immigration petition(s)

Next Steps

If you need assistance with deferred inspections, please contact Delgado Rompf Bruen LLC here.

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