If the immigration judge denies the application filed in court, the individual may reserve the right to appeal to the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA). The appeal must be filed in writing within 30 calendar days of the judge's decision. The Board will review the entire record and the transcript of the hearing before the immigration judge to determine whether the judge made an error.
There are benefits to appealing your case with the Board of Immigration Appeals.
The person cannot be deported
The Board's final decision may take a long time, even years.
You may be able to apply for a work permit.
As part of the appeal request, a legal brief must be submitted to the Board detailing each of the errors made by the Judge and explaining why his decision was contrary to the law and/or the decisions of higher courts, among others.
Strategic Representation: Benefit from our experience in crafting compelling legal arguments, increasing your chances of a successful appeal.
Efficient Document Preparation: We streamline the process, saving you time and ensuring that your appeal is complete and meets legal standards.
Firm Defense: Let us fight for your rights in court, giving you peace of mind while we work to overturn unfavorable decisions.
At DeLaTorre Law, we specialize in immigration and can guide you through a successful appeal.
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