Immigration Appeals

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Immigration Appeals Attorney In Montebello, California

Has An Immigration Judge Denied Your Petition?

If your immigration petition has been denied by a judge, don't think it's the end of your journey. Hope is not lost. Ruben Espinoza, a dedicated practitioner of immigration law in California, is here to guide you in appealing to the Board of Immigration Appeals. This board holds the power to reassess and even overturn decisions made by the Immigration Court and the Department of Homeland Security. Given the stringent deadlines, moving swiftly with your appeal is crucial. Don't delay any further; begin your appeal process with Ruben Espinoza today.

Contact Espinoza Law Group to schedule a consultation with a lawyer today. 213-510-1624

What Will Happen in the Appeals Process?

Ruben Espinoza will ensure your appeal reaches the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) within the mandated 30 days after your petition was denied by the immigration judge. He will meticulously prepare a compelling legal brief, accurately representing your case by quoting all the supportive facts and arguments. Once the BIA receives your brief along with the immigration judge’s brief, they will deliberate on both and issue their decision. This outcome can either dismiss your appeal or redirect the matter back to the immigration judge for further considerations. Throughout your appeal, the U.S. government sanctions your stay in the U.S. while awaiting a decision. Navigating this process doesn't have to be a solo ordeal. With years of experience advocating for a vast array of immigration appeals, Ruben Espinoza is ready to aid you in your journey. Begin your appeals process with Ruben today.

What If the Board of Immigration Appeals Denies My Appeal?

Even if the BIA turns down your appeal, certain circumstances might allow you to take your case before a U.S. Federal Court of Appeals. Again, a document known as a Petition for Review must be filed within 30 days from the board’s rejection of your appeal. Ruben Espinoza and the Department of Homeland Security will once more present written briefs. In specific cases, Ruben Espinoza may have the opportunity to argue your case in person before a panel of three judges. If the BIA rejected your appeal, arrange a meeting with Ruben Espinoza in California to represent you during the appeals process.

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