Immigration Appeals Attorney In Atlanta, Chicago & New York

The Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) must receive your appeal within 30 days after the immigration judge denied your petition. Your attorney will prepare a written legal brief to present your case in the best light, citing all the facts and arguments that support your position. After the board receives your brief as well as the immigration judge’s brief, they will review both briefs and issue their decision. That decision can either dismiss your appeal or send the matter back to the immigration judge for further action. During your appeal, the U.S. government allows you to stay in the U.S. while you wait for a decision. Don’t go through this process alone. Our immigration appeals attorneys have years of experience arguing even the most complex cases. Start your appeals process today.