Challenging Immigration Decisions

Foreign nationals seeking to enter the United States to work, study, get married, or do business may need to apply for a visa. Individuals already enjoying permanent resident status may wish to start the naturalization process in order to become a U.S. citizen. Sometimes, the USCIS denies petitions for relief or takes other adverse action against these applicants. Fortunately, the INA and its associated regulations give many applicants the right to challenge those outcomes before an administrative tribunal rather than in a courtroom (although once all administrative options are exhausted, some cases can be brought before a court). If you or a loved one need legal help with such a challenge, contact an experienced immigration attorney to discuss your situation and protect your rights under the law.