Rebekah Grafton
Former Trial Attorney for Dept of Homeland Security Now in Private Practice
Rebekah Grafton is a former trial attorney for the Department of Homeland Security in their Immigration and Customs Enforcement Division. She is prepared to put years of experience litigating on behalf of the government to work for you. She is not only skilled in the complicated nuances of immigration law, but in her unique experience she has also become well-versed in the policies that guide the filing of applications. She has prepared and argued written motions and memoranda at both the Immigration Court level as well as at the Board of Immigration Appeals. Additionally, she has worked closely with USCIS on visa issues, including family based petitions, employment based petitions, juvenile petitions, and visa petitions for victims of crimes. In 2017, Rebekah was named a “Leader in the Law” by North Carolina Lawyers Weekly and chaired the Immigration Webinar Series for the North Carolina Advocates for Justice.
She is licensed in Massachusetts and North Carolina.
- Immigration Law
- Asylum, Citizenship, Deportation Defense, Family Visas, Green Cards, Immigration Appeals, Investment Visas, Marriage & Fiancé(e) Visas, Student Visas, Visitor Visas, Work Visas
- Credit Cards Accepted
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Rates, Retainers and Additional Information
Immigration Consultations are $100 and must be paid in advance to secure a slot on Rebekah's calendar.
- Massachusetts
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- North Carolina
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- Managing Partner
- Fay & Grafton
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- Assistant Chief Counsel
- United States Department of Homeland Security - Immigration and Customs Enforcement Division
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- Associate
- Sullivan & Worcester
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- University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
- J.D. (2008)
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- Honors: Juris Doctor with Honors
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- Leaders in the Law
- NC Lawyers Weekly
- 10 Best
- American Institute of Legal Counsel
- North Carolina Advocates for Justice
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- Activities: Program Chair of Immigration Webinar Series (2017-2018)
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- North Carolina Bar Association
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- Federal Bar Association
- Immigration Section Member
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- Immigrants Worry About New Policies
- Fayetteville Observer
- Many uneasy over president's travel ban
- Fayetteville Observer
- On the Record: Local response to Trump and immigration
- WRAL: On the Record
- I-9 Compliance and Audits
- NC Restaurant & Lodging Association
- Immigration Law for Criminal Lawyers
- Wake County Association of Criminal Trial Lawyers
- Refugee Crisis: Accessing Mental Health Information for Immigrants and Refugees, Collaboration of Care
- Immigration Update 2017: What Attorneys Need to Know about President Trump's Executive Orders, Webinar
- North Carolina Advocates for Justice
- This 90-minute CLE will address the three Executive Orders relating to Immigration that have been signed by President Trump. The CLE will summarize the details of each of the three orders, including the order that contains the travel ban, the order that updates enforcement priorities for immigration, and the order that addresses concerns of security at the southern border. The CLE will focus on the impact the order relating to changing enforcement priorities may have on clients who are charged with criminal offenses, including discussion of potential increased use of 287(g) and the change back to Secured Communities. The CLE will conclude with practical tips for non-immigration practitioners who have non-citizen clients, including lawful permanent residents and steps that attorneys can take to help their non-citizen clients.
- Be Effective: What Criminal Defense Attorneys Need to Know About Immigration, Immigration Webinar Series
- North Carolina Advocates for Justice
- Criminal defense attorneys need to learn the key concepts of immigration law to understand how to effectively represent their non-U.S. citizen clients. This webinar will prepare defense attorneys to understand the differences in the criminal process for non-citizens and how to implement strategies to more effectively protect their clients' long-term interests. Topics covered will include navigating conditions of release, ICE holds, deferrals, convictions, dismissals, motions for appropriate relief, and expungements. As a live webinar, this educational offering will provide the most current information in a volatile legal landscape.
- Website
- Fay & Grafton
Marriage Based Green Cards - Rebekah Grafton
