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Possibly, after residing in Oviedo with your family for a while,
something that may affect your legal permanent residence /
green card has come up.
Perhaps you have been harmed by a group the government in
your country cannot control, or by the government in your
country, and you are seeking political asylum. Or possibly you
are in need of other immigration relief.
Maybe you would prefer to stay in Oviedo because your
country has been devastated by a natural disaster or has an
ongoing armed conflict, it would not be safe to return now,
and you are in need of Temporary Protected Status.
You may be aware that if a person from Oviedo is going to file a civil case, the person would likely do so in Seminole County
because the city of Oviedo is located in Seminole County. And, if someone allegedly commits a crime in Oviedo, the charge
would likely be filed in Seminole County.
In Immigration Court though, deportation cases are heard wherever the charges are filed by the government. Obviously, the
filing of a deportation case far from where a person lives can bring about unexpected obstacles.
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For instance, if someone who resides in Oviedo is pulled
over for speeding and the immigration authorities later take
custody of the person, immigration can move them to a
detention facility in California, Texas, or anywhere in the
United States, and file the case there.
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Fortunately, immigration law permits a request by the
person charged or by their deportation defense lawyer to
have the deportation case transferred to the closest
Immigration Court, which would be the Orlando
Immigration Court, if you live in Oviedo.
You should not have to face an immigration problem by
yourself. Call attorney Acevedo to schedule an in person,
one hour, confidential immigration consultation today.
If something is clear it is that an immigration case can
greatly affect your life and your family.
We would like the impact of your immigration case on your
life as well as your family members to be a positive one.
The city of Oviedo was named by its first postmaster, Andrew Aulin. Aulin, who was born in Sweden, was an
early settler and shop owner in the Lake Jesup community, part of which became the city of Oviedo.
In 1879, residents of the soon to be named Oviedo area needed an easily accessible post office and Aulin
decided to file the requisite paperwork. Aulin wanted a unique name for the post office and wanted a Spanish
name that would go with the Spanish name of the state.
He decided to name the post office Oviedo after the University of Oviedo located in northern Spain. Some
say Aulin actually visited the University of Oviedo. However, others say he just liked the sound of the Spanish
pronunciation of "Oviedo."
Regardless of whether Aulin visited the University of Oviedo or not, the residents kept the Oviedo name, and
in 1925 incorporated the city of Oviedo. At that time, Oviedo had roughly 800 residents. Today, the city of
Oviedo has over thirty four thousand residents.
Credit: Richard Adicks and Donna Neely | Oviedo: A Biography of a Town | Oviedo Historical Society | City of Oviedo
The Law Offices of J. Manuel Acevedo, P.A., are located at 116 North Park Avenue in Sanford, Florida, 32771.
Attorney Acevedo is a lawyer admitted to practice law in Florida, has clients from Florida, the United States, and other countries, and primarily
serves Seminole County, Volusia County, Orange County, and Lake County, and the following cities: Sanford, Longwood, Lake Mary, Heathrow,
Altamonte Springs, Casselberry, Oviedo, Goldenrod, Fern Park, Forest City, Midway, Geneva, Chuluota, Winter Springs, Wekiva Springs, Deland, Deltona,
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