Immigration Appeals
Welcome to Tseitlin Law Firm P.C., Your Immigration Appeals Experts
Tseitlin Law Firm P.C. has been defending our clients’ rights by filing appeals before the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA), in Federal District Courts and Courts of Appeals. We file appeals of USCIS’ decisions denying citizenship or naturalization applications. This pivotal stage may involve presenting new evidence, challenging the legal reasoning, or pinpointing factual errors in the decision.
We also appeal cases involving unreasonable delays in processing applications for immigration benefits. Please call to discuss your next steps if USCIS denied your application for an immigration benefit or an Immigration Judge issued a removal order, and you need to file an appeal. Your time to file an appeal is limited so it is important to contact us as soon as you receive an adverse decision or order so we can preserve your right to appeal. An appeal process begins with filing a Notice of Appeal or Motion to Reopen within a strict deadline from the denial. Our experienced team will research your legal issues, review and organize the necessary documentation, and write a compelling motion or appellate brief in support of your appeal.
Understanding Immigration Appeals in Federal Courts
If the Immigration Judge or the Board of Immigration Appeals has denied your application for relief in error, we can help by filing an appeal (petition for review) to obtain federal court review. Our expertise lies in fighting for your rights during the appeal process when USCIS has denied your application. This pivotal stage may involve presenting new evidence, challenging the original denial reasons, or pinpointing legal oversights in the first judgment.
Qualifying for an Immigration Appeal
Whether you are facing removal, deportation, exclusion, or a denial of your citizenship or naturalization application, we will assess the specifics of your case and provide comprehensive guidance throughout the appeals process.
An appeal process begins with filing a Notice of Appeal or Motion within a strict deadline from the denial. Following full submission of briefs, the appeal undergoes an administrative review. If the appeal is denied at this level, legal recourse may involve litigation in federal court.
What Documentation is Required?
Our experienced team will help you compile and organize the necessary documentation to support your appeal in federal court and construct a compelling and well-prepared case.
Why Choose Tseitlin Law Firm P.C.?
We take an individualized and thorough approach to immigration appeals and prepare a strong case that addresses your unique circumstances. With our skilled representation, we aim for a successful outcome in your appeal.
Take the Next Step
If you find yourself in need of an immigration appeal, contact Tseitlin Law Firm today. Schedule a consultation with our expert team. We are dedicated to providing the best possible outcome for your case.
