What are my options?

If you believe that you are a person who should not be deported it is important that you:

Seek Legal Advice If you think that you should not be deported but the Home Office is pursuing deportation then you should seek legal advice on your options. Deportation is a complex area of law and it is important that you are clear about what choices are available to you.
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Inform the Criminal Casework team Inform the Criminal Casework team as soon as possible why you believe that you should not be deported

Deportation process It can be useful to understand what happens when someone is considered for deportation.
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Immigration detention A FNP who the HOIE are intending to deport, who has completed their criminal sentence may be kept in immigration detention beyond the custodial part of their sentence.
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However, you should not close your eyes to the possibility that you may be deported and should also consider what you would do in such circumstances

Preparation for deportation Regardless of where in the world an FNP may be removed to there are certain actions which he or she can take to prepare for this. The following sections outline some thoughts around mental and practical preparation for removal.
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Country guides Detailed country guides to assist foreign nationals being deported overseas.
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Directory The organisation details have been taken from a number of sources and have not been checked to confirm what services are provided and how they may be able to help. The organisations have been selected on the basis that they are known to be humanitarian organisations and may be able to render assistance.
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