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Appeal or Cancellation of Deportation
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Administrative Appeal (Form I-290B)
If USCIS denies your application in error, an administrative appeal allows you to challenge that decision. With Form I-290B, we ask the Administrative Appeals Office (AAO) to review and reverse the denial.
When appropriate: Used when USCIS is believed to have made a legal or factual error.
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Motion to Reopen (Form I-290B)
A Motion to Reopen asks USCIS to review a decision with new evidence or facts that were not previously available.
When it is appropriate: When there is new documentation or information that could change the outcome of the case.
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Motion to Reconsider (Form I-290B)
A Motion to Reconsider challenges a USCIS decision based on legal error or misinterpretation of the law.
When is it appropriate?: When USCIS is believed to have misapplied the law, even if there is no new evidence.
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Federal Court Lawsuit (Mandamus)
A Mandamus is a lawsuit in federal court to compel USCIS or another agency to act on a delayed or stalled case.
When it is appropriate: When USCIS has not acted within a reasonable time and there are no further administrative remedies.
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Appeals to the BIA
An appeal to the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) challenges an immigration judge's decision. We present legal arguments to demonstrate errors in the decision.
When it's appropriate: When your case was denied in immigration court and you want to appeal.
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Cancellation of Expulsion
It is an immigration relief that can stop expulsion and grant permanent residence.
Nonresidents: 10 years in the U.S., good conduct, and proof that deportation would cause extreme hardship to citizen or resident family members.
Residents: At least 7 years in the U.S., 5 with residency and no serious crimes.
It is requested as a defense in immigration court when facing deportation.
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Select the date that best suits you through Calendly, call or WhatsApp. Make the payment for the consultation and your appointment will be confirmed and scheduled.
Personalized advice
You will meet with Dr. Liliana Jones to review your case. During the consultation, Dr. Jones will explain the next steps and the options available to you to begin your process.
Beginning of the legal process
Once you decide to proceed with HALS, we will build your case and have a meeting to review it together before submitting it.
Process response
Once we receive a response regarding your case, we will schedule a meeting to share the answer with you.
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