San Francisco Immigration Attorney
Hedi Framm-Anton
Attorney Hedi Framm Anton has been practicing in San Francisco, California, since 1982. She specializes in deportation (removal) defense. She provides representation for persons who need waivers (“pardon”) before the courts and/or the Immigration Service, “10 year” cases (Cancellation of Removal), political asylum, NACARA, TPS, and all areas of deportation defense in Immigration Courts.
She has a particular interest in political asylum for persons from Latin America, including Mexico. She specializes in political asylum for cases involving political persecution, domestic violence, and persecution on account of homosexuality (LGBT) cases.
Undocumented persons who have been the victim of a crime in the United States, and who have assisted law enforcement officials in prosecuting the crime may be eligible to legalize their status via the visa “U,” which is also handled in this office.
Attorney Hedi Framm-Anton also specializes in adjustment of status for those persons eligible to apply for permanent residence without the necessity of departing the United States.
She has a particular interest in political asylum for persons from Latin America, including Mexico. She specializes in political asylum for cases involving political persecution, domestic violence, and persecution on account of homosexuality (LGBT) cases.
Undocumented persons who have been the victim of a crime in the United States, and who have assisted law enforcement officials in prosecuting the crime may be eligible to legalize their status via the visa “U,” which is also handled in this office.
Attorney Hedi Framm-Anton also specializes in adjustment of status for those persons eligible to apply for permanent residence without the necessity of departing the United States.
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Hedi Framm-Anton
U.S. Immigration and Nationality Attorney
1300 S Van Ness Ave # 201
San Francisco, CA 94110
Phone: 866-435-1675
Fax: 415-824-2946
