Our Immigration Services

Immigration Appeals Lawyer

Navigate the appeals process with boldness and confidence

Navigating the appeals process in immigration law is complex and demands a strategic, informed approach. At Saavedra and Perez Law, we specialize in representing clients through various types of immigration appeals, including I-290B motions, Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA), writs of mandamus, and Petitions for Review (PFR). Our firm’s approach is rooted in a thorough understanding of immigration law and a commitment to advocating for the rights of our clients with precision and diligence.

Immigration Appeals

Eligibility Criteria for Immigration Appeals Services:

Our appeals services are tailored for individuals who need to challenge decisions made in their immigration cases. Here’s how we can assist you:

I-290B, Notice of Appeal or Motion:

If you seek to reopen a decision or reconsider a ruling made by USCIS.

BIA Appeal:

For appealing decisions made by immigration judges to the Board of Immigration Appeals, the highest administrative body for interpreting and applying immigration laws.

Mandamus:

When you need to file a lawsuit to compel a government agency, such as USCIS, to act on your case if there has been an unreasonable delay.

Petition for Review (PFR):

For challenging a decision from the BIA in a federal court of appeals.

What are the benefits of pursuing an immigration appeal?

Pursuing an appeal with the assistance of experienced attorneys provides significant advantages:

Opportunity for Reversal:

Successful appeals can reverse unfavorable decisions, potentially leading to the granting of visas, green cards, or cancellation of removal.

Legal Precedence:

Appeals can set legal precedents that may benefit future cases, contributing to broader changes in immigration law.

Justice and Fairness:

The appeals process is crucial for ensuring justice and fairness in the application of immigration laws.

Saavedra & Perez’s Immigration Appeals Services Include:

In-depth Legal Consultation:

  • We provide a comprehensive evaluation of your case to identify the strongest grounds for appeal and discuss the potential paths forward.
  • Our team ensures you understand the appeals process and what to expect at each stage.

Preparation and Submission of Appeal Documents:

  • Our attorneys meticulously prepare and file all necessary appeal documents, ensuring adherence to strict deadlines and procedural rules.
  • We handle submissions for I-290B, BIA appeals, mandamus actions, and PFRs with detailed attention to legal arguments and evidence.

Representation Before Appeals Bodies:

  • Saavedra and Perez Law will represent you before the relevant appeals bodies or federal courts, advocating passionately on your behalf.
  • We engage in oral arguments, submit briefs, and employ all necessary legal tactics to advance your case.

Continuous Support and Communication:

  • Throughout the appeals process, we keep you informed and involved, providing regular updates and managing any arising issues.
  • Our support continues beyond the decision, planning for next steps and any further legal needs.

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If you are facing an adverse decision in your immigration case and wish to appeal, contact Saavedra and Perez Law for a confidential consultation. Our dedicated team is ready to review your case, explain your options, and effectively advocate for your rights through the appeals process.

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Attorney Michelle Perez

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Michelle Perez

Immigration Removal Defense | Immigration Appeals | Crimmigration | VAWA | Military-Based Immigration

Michelle Perez, JD, is a founding attorney at Saavedra & Perez Law, PLLC, where she leads the firm's removal defense and immigration appeals practice. The daughter of immigrants herself, Michelle has lived this work firsthand - including personally guiding her father through the pardon process after decades-old criminal charges kept him from his home country for 58 years. Licensed in Florida with over a decade of experience, she represents clients in Immigration Court, before the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA), and in federal proceedings, concentrating on removal defense, cancellation of removal, VAWA, waivers, and complex immigration matters involving criminal history. A member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), she has presented at AILA panels on immigration law and client experience. Michelle is known for taking on complex, high-stakes cases and crafting creative legal arguments.

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