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Immigration Appeals Attorney In Franklin Square, New York

Has An Immigration Judge Denied Your Petition?

If a judge has denied your immigration petition, it doesn't necessarily signify the end of your journey. Remain hopeful. Joseph Urso, an attorney based in New York and a devoted professional in Immigration Law, can guide you through the process of appealing to the Board of Immigration Appeals. This board holds the power to review and, if deemed just, overturn decisions made by the Immigration Court and the Department of Homeland Security. Remember, stringent deadlines are in place, so it's imperative to begin your appeal promptly. 


In order to appeal your case, you will need to first file a Notice of Appeal with the Board of Immigration Appeals. This should include detailed information about your denial and why you believe it was unjust. It's important to provide strong evidence and arguments in support of your appeal, as this board will thoroughly review your case and make a decision based on the merits presented.


One key aspect that must be taken into consideration when appealing is whether new evidence or circumstances have arisen since your initial petition was denied. If so, this can greatly improve your chances of success in the appeals process. Additionally, if there were any errors made by the judge during your immigration court hearing, these can also be addressed in your appeal.


Allow Joseph Urso to help you commence your appeal process today.

Call Joseph Urso, Esquire at to 516-715-3570 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 following the immigration judge denying your petition. Joseph Urso, a practiced Immigration Law attorney based in New York, will meticulously prepare a written legal brief to present your case in the most compelling manner – citing all the facts and arguments that bolster your position. After the board receives your brief as well as the immigration judge’s brief, a review of both briefs is conducted to 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. Navigating this process alone can be daunting. Joseph Urso, with his wealth of knowledge in immigration law, has successfully handled a variety of complex cases. Initiate your appeals process with him today.

What If the Board of Immigration Appeals Denies My Appeal?

Even when the BIA dismisses your appeal, specific situations may allow you to present your case at a U.S. Federal Court of Appeals. Remember, you are required to file a document, known as a Petition for Review, within 30 days from the board's refusal of your appeal. Both Joseph Urso and the Department of Homeland Security will yet again offer written briefs. In special instances, Joseph Urso might have the opportunity to argue your case personally in front of a three-judge panel. If the BIA dismissed your appeal, arrange a meeting with Joseph Urso in New York, a high caliber Immigration Law attorney, to represent you during this challenging appeals process.

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