Can I appeal a deportation in the UAE if I was unknowingly involved in a crypto scam?

Yes, you can appeal within 15 days. If you would like assistance with the preparation and submission of these documents, I’d be happy to schedule a consultation to guide you through the next steps.

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Dear Inquirer,

Thank you for reaching out!

In cases involving crypto transactions and criminal charges, deportation can be challenged, but it depends on the details of the judgment and whether the deportation is mandatory or discretionary under UAE law.

If the court judgment includes discretionary deportation, you may have the right to file an appeal or request an exemption.

We strongly recommend booking a consultation with us to review your case documents and determine the best legal strategy to stop or delay deportation.

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Yes, you can appeal the judgment within 15 days of its issuance.

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Dear Questioner,

Thank you for reaching out regarding your situation!

Based on the details you have shared, you were convicted of two charges:

(1) Involvement in fraudulent activity (unknowingly facilitating a scam), and

(2) Using cryptocurrency without a license.

The court imposed a fine of AED 900, a one-month imprisonment, and a deportation order.

In such cases, deportation can be mandatory or discretionary, depending on how the court classifies the offense:

- If the deportation is mandatory (as under certain financial crimes or cybercrimes), it is generally not appealable unless legal errors or procedural issues can be demonstrated.

- If the deportation is discretionary, you may appeal the deportation order to the Court of Appeal within 15 days from the date of the judgment. In your appeal, we would present mitigating factors such as lack of criminal intent, cooperation with authorities, first-time offense, and the impact of deportation on your life.

We recommend immediate legal action, as time is critical in filing an appeal. If you wish, we can represent you in the appeal process and assess whether grounds exist to challenge the deportation.

Please share a copy of the judgment and any supporting documents so we can advise you more specifically.

Sincerely,

Mohammed Salah

Legal Consultant

Dear Questioner,

You can submit a mercy petition to the Public Prosecution to halt your deportation from the UAE.

Dear questioner,

Yes, you can appeal the case within the specific timeframe (usually 15 days), and you can file your evidence.

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