Grounds for Appealing a Visa or Immigration Decision
Los Angeles Appeals Lawyer For Deportation Petitions.
Deportation attorneys at our law firm prepare each and every kind of appeal regarding all types of petitions
and applications under the Immigration and Nationality Act.
Appeals can be made from the Immigration Court,
the Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services, the Department of State, the Department of Labor and many more.
Appeals go to many different types of entities.
Depending on where the original denial came from,
appeals can go to the Board of Immigration Appeals,
the Board of Alien Labor Certification Appeals, the Administrative Appeals Unit,
various Federal District Courts,
various Federal Appellate Circuit Courts and the United States Supreme Court.
See if you can do a Motion to Reopen.
“You have 30 days to file the Notice of Appeal to the Board of Immigration Appeals after the decision from the Immigration Judge or you will have a final order.”
— Brian D. Lerner
Appeals are extremely time sensitive.
you will have probably lost all chances to ever appeal the decision.
Our law firm offers deportation lawyers that can get the appeal out,
The Judges there will then review
and ask if you would like to have oral argument on the case or not.
Appealing to the Board of Immigration Appeals is not easy.
It takes years of experience to do it properly and to make arguments that have a reasonable chance of winning.
Make sure the Immigration Lawyer you hire has years of experience doing appeals at the BIA.
Many times in Immigration Court,
the Immigration Attorney will make sure
I attempted to sponsor my dad from South Korea as I am a his son and US citizen. Although he applied for an I-130, he was denied during his interview on the basis of section 212a 9b2. He had been out of the US for 15 years.
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You can call my office for a consultation at Blerner.timetap.com or 562-495-0554.