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Immigration Appeals Attorney In Brooklyn, New York

Has An Immigration Judge Denied Your Petition?

If a judge has denied your immigration petition, remember, it's not the final say in your journey. Don't lose heart or feel discouraged, as there are still options available to you. Marc Taylor, your dedicated immigration law attorney in New York, specializes in navigating these complex situations and can assist you in appealing to the Board of Immigration Appeals. This essential board holds significant power to review—and potentially overturn—decisions previously made by the Immigration Court and the Department of Homeland Security, providing you with a chance to present your case anew.  Let's explore this process further.


The Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) is a crucial component of the immigration system in the United States. It serves as the highest administrative body for interpreting and applying immigration laws, regulations, and policies. The board consists of 21 judges who have extensive knowledge and experience in immigration law.


If your petition has been denied by an Immigration Judge, you have the right to appeal to the BIA within 30 days of receiving the decision. This gives you another chance to present evidence and arguments in support of your case. It's important to note that not all immigration cases are eligible for appeal to the BIA, so it's critical to consult with an experienced attorney like Marc Taylor before proceeding.


Bear in mind that strict deadlines apply to the appeal process, which means it's crucial to kickstart your appeal as quickly as possible to ensure you meet all necessary requirements. Don't wait any longer; initiate the appeal process with Marc Taylor today and take the first step towards fighting for your immigration rights.

Call Taylor & Associates Law, P.C. at 929-325-0098 to schedule a consultation with a lawyer today.

What Will Happen in the Appeals Process?

Marc Taylor, a well-versed immigration law attorney in New York, stands prepared to file your appeal to the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) within the required 30-day window post the immigration judge's dismissal of your petition. Marc will artfully craft a compelling legal brief, encapsulating all the facts and substantiating arguments that support your stance. Your case will be scrutinized in conjunction with the immigration judge’s brief by the board, who will then proceed to deliver their verdict. This verdict could either lead to the dismissal of your appeal or redirect the matter back to the immigration judge for supplementary action. Under these circumstances, the U.S. government permits you to remain in the U.S. while you await a decision on your appeal. Owing to the complex nature of this procedure, it's strongly recommended to not undertake this journey alone. Marc Taylor, with his vast experience in navigating intricate cases, is poised to steer your appeals process with ease. Engage Marc's assistance today and set the wheels of your appeals process in motion.

What If the Board of Immigration Appeals Denies My Appeal?

Even if the BIA turns down your appeal, there exist circumstances under which you can bring your case to a U.S. Federal Court of Appeals. Yet again, a document known as a Petition for Review needs to be filed within 30 days from the board's refusal of your appeal. Marc Taylor and the Department of Homeland Security will again prepare written briefs. In certain instances, Marc Taylor may have the opportunity to personally present your case to a panel of three judges. If the BIA has dismissed your appeal, schedule an appointment with Marc Taylor, your trusted immigration law attorney in New York, to stand by your side during the appeals process.

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