BIA clarifies that objection to noncompliant NTA is generally considered timely if raised prior to closing of pleadings

October 1, 2023August 18, 2022 by Brian Lerner

Objection to noncompliant NTA. In Matter of Fernandes, the BIA ruled that the time and place must in INA §239(a)(1) is a claim duty rule. This memo provides a brief survey of the ways an individual may appeal. For more detailed information about these topics, please review the materials included with this memo. There are two …

BIA remands for further consideration of eligibility for voluntary departure after deficient NTA

May 25, 2025November 22, 2021 by Brian Lerner

The BIA remanded for evaluation of whether the defendantIn Matter of M-F-O- is statutorily eligible for voluntary departure After finding that a deficient NTA does not preclude the defendant from establishing the requisite period of constant physical presence.Individuals who believe a decision by an immigration judge denying asylum or other relief,The individual will need to show,The immigration judge …

Policy on Legal Permanent Residents with Criminal Convictions

July 30, 2023October 1, 2009 by Brian Lerner

CBP has changed their policy on deferred inspection of Legal Permanent Residents with criminal convictions, commencing October 1, 2009.

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