Appealing Your Immigration Case with Confidence
We thoroughly review the immigration judge’s decision, identify legal errors, and build a compelling case for appeal. Our dedicated legal team supports you through every stage of the BIA process — from filing the Notice of Appeal to the final decision.
What Is the Board of Immigration Appeals?
The BIA is the highest administrative body for interpreting and applying immigration laws in the United States. It reviews decisions made by immigration judges and certain USCIS officers across the country.
Grounds for Filing a BIA Appeal
Appeals may be based on legal errors made by the immigration judge, improper application of immigration law, or new evidence that was not available during the original hearing.
Timeline & What to Expect
A Notice of Appeal must be filed within 30 days of the immigration judge’s decision. BIA cases can take several months to over a year. We keep you informed throughout every stage of the appellate process.
Appealing Your Case Before the BIA
A denied case is not the end of the road. At Yesildal Law, we meticulously review immigration court decisions, identify legal errors, and craft compelling appellate briefs to present your strongest case before the Board of Immigration Appeals.
How Can Our Team Help You to Reach Your Goals
Learning About You
Schedule a 30-minute call with our professional to discuss your goals and how we can help. This phone or Zoom call also outlines who we are and our process.
Organized Meeting
Meet with our team to gather the necessary data for your Financial Plan. We’ll discuss your finances, lifestyle, and goals, including investments, assets, expenses, and income.
Plan Meeting
Our advisor will present your personalized financial plan, ensuring it aligns with your evolving needs and goals, and provide clear steps to help you reach your financial objectives.
Implementation
Your advisor will send a copy of your plan with an actionable list of recommendations. We’ll implement and manage these, keeping you updated.
