Appeals and motions Share Appeals An appeal is a request to a higher authority to review a decision. Your denial notice usually informs you of your right to appeal. Generally it will also give you the time deadline for filing this appeal. Some appeals are handled by the AAO, Administrative Appeals Office and others are handled by the BIA, Board of Immigration Appeals. You need an experienced attorney to handle your appeals. An attorney who will give you powerful advocacy for your rights, who will examine all details and possible loopholes that can benefit your case. Most appeals are decided on the existing record; so it is crucial to have an experienced immigration attorney review your record to maximize the benefit of an appeal. Motion to reopen With certain exceptions, you may file a motion to reopen or motion to reconsider if you received an unfavorable decision in your case. You may file a motion to reopen with USCIS even if you do not have any appeal rights. You may also file such a motion regarding a decision made on an appeal. A motion to reopen will allow you to present new facts or evidence that were not available at the time the denial decision was made. Contact immigration attorney Yveline Paul at (786) 536-4567 or (863) 675-6752 for assistance with your immigration needs. Helpful immigration links Monthly Visa Bulletin Change of address Get I-94 information Medical examination Doctor Check Case status SAVE CaseCheck Premium Processing Service Study in the USA Work Authorization (H4 Visa) USCIS Office Closings DOS Reciprocity Updates Helpful immigration websites USCIS Service Centers Contact State Department US Consulates National Visa Center (NVC) USCBP USICE DHS DHS Ombudsman Foreign Labor Certification Social Security Administration White House Congress NAFSA Immigration News ECFMG News (MD) CGFNS Services (Nurses) SelectUSA:Business/Invest Immigration forms All Forms Forms UPDATE (Daily) Citizenship (N-400) Green Card (I-485) Family-Immigration (I-130) Medical Exam (I-693) Biometric Info (G-325A) EAD (I-765) Affidavit of Support (I-864) Employ Verification (I-9) Travel Document (I-131) Condition Removal (I-751) Renew Green Card (I-90) DACA (I-821D) Paul & Associates Law Firm Where an experienced Coral Gables Immigration and Criminal Defense Attorney stands on your side, to guide you through the difficulties that may arise and work to resolve your immigration or criminal issues. Explore Home About Us News Contact Us Family lawyer Criminal lawyer Immigration lawyer Facebook LinkedIn Online Payment De Clercq Media Group © 2018 Paul & Associates Law Firm, Lawyers in Labelle, Miami, Fort Myers, Naples and more