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Hello, I was deported from the U.S. in 1995 trying to enter through Canada. Previously I used to have a work permit but when I tried to enter in 1995 they refused it and deported me through a court order. Now after 18 years I have gathered wealth and would like to apply for EB-5 visa. Would I be eligible to have it or not?

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August 09, 2013 11:31 Sal Picataggio

As with many legal issues, especially immigration, the short answer is “it depends.” For you, the answer mainly depends on the circumstances of your deportation, bars for re-entry, and any other issues that would be discussed with a qualified US Immigration attorney such as those at our law firm.

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July 30, 2013 13:53 Ed Beshara

The deportation order will define your period of removal from the U.S.In addition we would have to analyze the grounds of the deportation and determine if the grounds are a permanent bar from your ability to obtain permanent residency of the U.S.

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