If you get a denial from an immigration judge or USCIS, don’t waste any time!
Most negative outcomes from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) or from an Immigration Judge can be appealed. Generally, you only have 30 days from the date of the denial to submit a notice of appeal. Time is of the essence in these cases!
A motion is a formal request for the court or USCIS to do something in your favor. There are several types of motions that are used in immigration law practice. Some of these motions include; Motions to Reopen, Motions to Reconsider, and Motions for Stay of removal.
If you or a loved one received an unfavorable decision from an immigration judge or USCIS, the time to act is NOW! These cases involve very strict deadlines, and it extremely important that you met the deadline, or else the denial may become final in your case.
Attorney Emma has successfully assisted many individuals in obtaining a favorable result in their immigration case after a previous denial.
Because time is of the essence, call us as soon as you receive the denial to schedule a consultation. Please make sure that you bring copies of all of your immigration paperwork and the denial order to your consultation with Attorney Emma. She will need all of these documents to analyze your case and provide you with options, if any, for your immigration case.
Contact us at 713-955-2276 to schedule a consultation as soon as you receive a denial from immigration!