Filing motions to reopen or appealing immigration decisions to challenge denials and seek favorable outcomes.
Motions to Reopen and Appeals provide a legal pathway for individuals to challenge adverse immigration decisions or seek reconsideration based on new evidence or legal errors. These remedies are crucial for clients who have been denied visas, green cards, or faced removal orders, allowing them to present additional facts or arguments to reverse or modify the prior decision.
We assist clients in evaluating the viability of filing a motion to reopen or an appeal, preparing the necessary legal briefs, supporting evidence, and documentation. Our team represents clients before the relevant immigration authorities or appellate bodies, ensuring that all procedural and substantive requirements are met, and providing strategic guidance to maximize the chances of a favorable outcome.
Analyze the prior decision and determine if grounds exist for reopening or appeal.
Gather new or previously unconsidered evidence, legal documents, and supporting materials.
Draft a detailed legal brief outlining the errors in the original decision or presenting new evidence.
File the motion to reopen or appeal with USCIS, the Board of Immigration Appeals, or other relevant bodies.
Monitor the case, respond to requests for additional information, and represent the client throughout the review or appeal process.
