Appeals and Motions
A denial is not always the end of the case.
A denial or a removal order is not always the end. The Board of Immigration Appeals reviews decisions of the immigration courts, and the federal circuit courts review the Board. Motions to reopen and reconsider are available in defined circumstances, including changed country conditions and orders entered in absentia.
These deadlines are short and they are enforced. Thirty days to appeal means thirty days. We assess quickly whether an appeal or a motion is genuinely available on your record, and we say so plainly when it is not, so you do not spend money on a filing that cannot succeed.
What we handle in Appeals and Motions
- BIA Appeals
- Motions to Reopen
- Motions to Reconsider
- Federal Circuit Petitions
- Stays of Removal
- In Absentia Rescission
- Ineffective Assistance Claims
- Administrative Closure
- Changed Country Conditions
- Motions to Remand
Start with a conversation.
Immigration problems feel worse in the dark. The first consultation is there to tell you honestly where you stand and what your options actually are.