Immigration Appeals
Standing With You When an Immigration Decision Needs to Be Challenged
Charlotte Immigration Appeals Attorney Serving Clients Nationwide
Has An Immigration Judge Denied Your Petition?
If a judge has denied your immigration application, it doesn’t have to be the end of the road for your case. There are still various options available to you, and you definitely should not give up hope just yet.
Melody Busey, an experienced immigration attorney, can provide invaluable assistance in filing an appeal with the Board of Immigration Appeals. This board has the authority to thoroughly review — and potentially overturn — decisions made by Immigration Court or the Department of Homeland Security that may have negatively impacted your situation.
It is crucial to remember that immigration appeals come with strict and often tight deadlines, which makes it important to act quickly and decisively. If you find yourself in a position where you need to challenge a decision that could affect your future, do not hesitate to reach out to B&G Law Group, PLLC today to begin the appeals process and explore the avenues available to you.
Your journey toward obtaining a favorable resolution could start with just one conversation.
Call B&G Law Group, PLLC at 980-999-1153 to schedule a consultation with a lawyer today.
What Will Happen in the Appeals Process?
The Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) must receive your appeal within 30 days of the immigration judge’s decision, so timing is critical. Once your appeal is filed, Melody Busey will prepare a written legal brief that clearly presents the facts, legal arguments, and supporting evidence that strengthen your position.
After the BIA receives both your brief and the immigration judge’s written decision, the board will review everything and issue its ruling. The BIA may either dismiss the appeal or return the case to the immigration judge for further action. While your appeal is pending, you are generally permitted to remain in the United States until a decision is made.
You shouldn’t have to navigate this process alone. If you need to challenge an immigration decision, begin your appeals process today by contacting B&G Law Group, PLLC
for guidance and support.
What If the Board of Immigration Appeals Denies My Appeal?
If the BIA denies your appeal, you may still have another opportunity for review. In some cases, you can take your case to a U.S. Federal Court of Appeals. To do this, you must file a Petition for Review within 30 days of the BIA’s denial. Once the petition is filed, both your attorney and the Department of Homeland Security will submit written briefs for the court’s consideration.
In certain situations, Melody Busey may also be able to present oral arguments before a panel of three federal judges, giving you another chance to have your case heard and evaluated.
If your BIA appeal was denied, don’t wait—deadlines are strict and the next steps are critical. Schedule an appointment with B&G Law Group, PLLC to discuss bringing your case before the Federal Court of Appeals.
Have Questions About an Immigration Matter?
When your status, your family’s future, or your ability to remain in the United States is on the line, clear guidance is essential. Call B&G Law Group, PLLC at 980-999-1153 to discuss your situation and get the support you need.