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Husband was just taken by immigration

Hi, I don’t know if this is A good place to write this but I desperately need help or some advice.

My husband (Egyptian) and I (American) have been married for three years, our adjustment of status was approved last August and we applied for his work permit and SSN (I can’t remember the name of the form) a few months ago and we’ve been waiting to hear back.

Today at 7:30am four officers showed up at our door and said they wanted to talk, I wasn’t aware they were immigration officers and we ended up letting them in because my husband asked if it was a home visit and they said yes but they then claimed we missed a court date back in the fall of 2019 and because of that is paperwork is on hold and he is going to be deported.

We never received a court order in the mail or an email or anything saying we needed to go to court. We had no idea we missed anything and I honestly have no idea what to do or how this is possible. We’ve been married for three years and he cane here on a student visa but he did not graduate so he overstayed his visa.

I can offer more information I don’t know what details I’m missing because I’m a mess right now. They said if I get a lawyer his case can possibly be reopened and this can be solved but I don’t even know where to start.

Any help or advice on what to do next will be appreciated. I of course will start looking for a lawyer but we filed all our paperwork on our own so we do not already have one.

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