Federal Appeals

Seasoned appellate advocates fighting for you

Litigation support for you and your family

If you’ve been denied immigration relief, have a stalled case, or need to appeal in administrative or federal court, you need an experienced, trusted appellate advocate to help you. We are here to help when you need it the most.

Appeals

If your application has been denied, it is crucial for an experienced immigration attorney to analyze your case, properly identify all errors in the decision and file a successful appeal. We effectively represent clients on appeal where there is a change in circumstances, new evidence or mistakes made during a removal hearing.

District Court

If your case is unreasonably delayed or has been wrongfully denied, you can request a district court judge to intervene and either grant your case or compel immigration to take appropriate action. We are dedicated to helping you pursue justice through this route.

Motions to Reopen

We are seasoned appellate advocates who can represent you in Motions to Reopen and Motions to Reconsider before an immigration judge and the Board of Immigration Appeals.

“She saved our family. Thank you, Chelsea!”

- Former Client

FAQs

I applied for asylum years ago and have not had my interview yet. What can I do?

Many applicants for asylum are waiting years to have an interview on their applications. You may sue USCIS based on unreasonable delay and seek to compel the government to schedule you for an interview. We will analyze your specific circumstances to determine if this is the best option for you.

My application was denied by an immigration judge. Will I be deported?

If your application for relief has been denied in immigration court, you may have received an order of removal. In most cases, you may appeal the immigration judge’s denial of your application to the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA). You have the right to remain in the U.S. while your appeal is pending.

How can we help?

When your case is denied or USCIS fails to act, taking legal action may be your only hope. Talk to an immigration appeals attorney at our firm today.