What Is an Order of Supervision?
An order of supervision is a stipulation that applies to people who are freed from a removal order without paying a bond as they await a court hearing or deportation order. Instead of being held in a detention facility, an order of supervision allows you to work and live your daily life as long as you fulfill your regular check-ins with ICE officials and satisfy certain conditions of your release.
Who Can Be Placed Under an Order of Supervision?
There are several reasons an individual is placed on an order of supervision:
- You were released for a humanitarian reason
- Some orders are given to nursing mothers
- Order can also be given to people who are the only supporters of children who are U.S. citizens.
Contact Our Experienced Immigration Team
Have you been given an order of supervision? If so, then it is vital that you have your case reviewed by an immigration lawyer from Brown Immigration Law. By demonstrating the necessity to work, you may have the opportunity to apply for an employment authorization card. An order of supervision can allow you time to apply for the necessary form of visa that will allow you to legally remain in the country.
Speak with one of our attorneys from Brown Immigration Law immediately upon receipt of an order of supervision. It is vital that you take the necessary steps to avoid being taken into custody. Our founding attorney, Robert Brown, and the team at our firm have the experience and knowledge to assist you.
