The Board of Immigration Appeals receives many appeals every day. Presenting concise and persuasive arguments is imperative for a successful immigration appeal. After a Notice of Appeal has been filed, US Immigration attorneys are required to comb through the records of each proceeding pertaining to their immigration cases for legal issues. SKJ Juris conducts thorough research of those issues and craft a persuasive legal brief which is sent to Immigration attorneys for their finalization and presentation to BIA.

Types of immigration decisions that may be reviewed include a decision by BIA to issue a final removal order, deny a motion to reconsider or a motion to reopen, or deny asylum. Additionally, an order of removal by ICE may also be reviewed by Circuit Courts of Appeals. A petition for review of a BIA or ICE decision involves legal, constitutional, factual, or discretionary claims. SKJ Juris handles drafting of review petitions for US Immigration appellate attorneys and conducts legal research in AILA and Lexis Advance wherever necessary.

SKJ JURIS PROVIDES LEGAL SUPPORT, INCLUDING RESEARCH AND DRAFTING, FOR FOLLOWING AGENCY APPEALS:

1. Motion to Reopen/Reconsider and/or Appeal to the Administrative Appeals Office (“AAO”);
2. Appeals of decisions of the immigration courts, Executive Office of Immigration Review, to the Board of Immigration Appeals (“BIA”).
3. Appeals of USDOL decisions to the Board of Alien Labor Certification Appeals (“BALCA”).

SKJ JURIS PROVIDES FOLLOWING LEGAL SUPPORT SERVICES PERTAINING TO THE DRAFTING OF COMPLAINTS AND RELATED MOTIONS:

1. Complaints under the Administrative Procedures Act.
2. Complaints for declaratory judgment.
3. Complaints for declaratory judgment and injunctive relief.
4. Memoranda of law in opposition to defendant’s motion to dismiss.
5. Motions to compel production.
6. Plaintiff’s motions for summary judgment.
7. Plaintiff’s requests for admission.

SKJ JURIS PROVIDES FOLLOWING LEGAL SUPPORT SERVICES PERTAINING TO REVIEW PETITIONS:

1. Petition for review of hearing on naturalization before the District Court.
2. Petition for review before U.S. Circuit Courts of BIA decisions.