Appeals We Handle
Immigration appeals, from the Notice of Appeal to federal court
Immigration law is federal, and appeals are decided on the written record. We represent clients from every immigration court in the United States.
- Deadline: 30 days
Removal & Deportation Order Appeals
BIA appeals from immigration judge orders of removal, including denials of cancellation of removal, adjustment of status, and other relief.
Learn more - Deadline: 30 days
Dismissal & Expedited Removal Appeals
When ICE asks the judge to dismiss proceedings so it can re-arrest and fast-track removal, a timely appeal keeps the case in front of the Board.
Learn more - Deadline: 30 days
Bond Appeals
Appeals of bond denials and unreasonably high bond amounts for detained clients, filed separately from the merits case.
Learn more - Deadline: 30 days
Asylum, Withholding & CAT Denials
Appeals challenging credibility findings, legal errors, and denial of a full merits hearing on fear-based claims.
Learn more - Deadline: Usually 30 days
AAO Appeals & USCIS Motions
Form I-290B appeals and motions to the Administrative Appeals Office for denied waivers, petitions, and applications.
Learn more - Deadline: 90 / 30 days
Motions to Reopen or Reconsider
New evidence, changed country conditions, ineffective prior counsel, or legal error — sometimes the right path is a motion, not an appeal.
Learn more - Deadline: 30 days
Federal Petitions for Review
Petitions for review in the U.S. Courts of Appeals after a final BIA order, plus stay-of-removal requests while the case is pending.
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Speak directly with the Law Office of David S. Harris. We will review your decision, confirm your deadline, and tell you honestly whether an appeal, a motion, or another option is your strongest path.
(786) 306-7278Have this ready when you contact us
- The immigration judge’s written decision or USCIS denial notice
- Full name and A-number of everyone in the case
- Date of the decision and the immigration court location
- Any detention facility details and deportation officer name
- Prior applications, notices, and hearing documents you have
Only a licensed attorney or a DOJ-accredited representative may represent you in immigration proceedings. Beware of “notarios” offering legal services.
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