Nationwide Immigration Appeals and Litigation Attorneys
Member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA)
- Have you been ordered removed or deported from the country? Did this happen in your absence?
- Have you received a Request for Evidence (RFE) or Notice of Intent to Deny (NOID) from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS)?
- Has your I-130 been denied for lack of bona fide evidence of the marriage?
- Have you been denied citizenship?
- Was your company's application for labor certification denied?
The immigration law firm of Philip Eichorn Co., LPA, has an active litigation practice involving deportation and visa denial appeals as well as other legal proceedings to reverse negative immigration decisions. We have offices strategically located in Cleveland and Columbus, Ohio, and in Charlotte and Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina. To schedule a free consultation with an experienced immigration lawyer, call toll-free at 866-868-6644 or contact us online.
Deportation Appeals and Motions to Reopen
Motions to Reconsider must be filed with the immigration court within 30 days of the date of the order. Deportation appeals must be filed with the Board of Immigration Appeals within 30 days of the order. You don't want to miss these deadlines. Hire an attorney who will protect these important rights by working diligently on your case and file the documents timely.
Motions to reopen deportation proceedings are extremely complex and fact-specific. Our office has successfully handled many motions to reopen deportation proceedings. Some of the reasons the court will accept for reopening deportation cases after the appeal deadline include:
- The Immigration Court failed to provide you sufficient notice of the hearing,
- Exceptional circumstances prevented you from appearing at the hearing,
- Your immigration status is based on a family relationship with a U.S. citizen or permanent resident who has abused you (visas for abuse victims under the Violence Against Women Act, or VAWA)
Denial or Delay of Family-Based Visa Petitions
If your visa application for your spouse, fiancé(e), parent, child or other family member was denied, you — as the petitioner — have the right to appeal the denial. Appeals are not always possible and they are complicated both in terms of the applicable immigration laws and the necessary procedures. Obtain help from an experienced immigration lawyer if your family visa petition was denied or is delayed unreasonably.
Employers: Denial of Labor Certification or Visa Applications
Philip Eichorn Co., LPA, represents several Fortune 1000 companies in immigration-related proceedings. If your labor certification (PERM) has been denied, I am available to appeal the denial to the Board of Alien Labor Certification Appeals. If your labor certification was approved but the USCIS denied the visa petition, I have experience appealing these denials to the Administrative Appeals Office (AAO).
Dedicated to Protecting the Rights of People
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If your application or petition has been denied or is stalled, you need an experienced immigration appeals attorney who knows what the rules and procedures are, understands what is going to happen at each and every hearing and has the determination needed to provide an aggressive and effective appeal.
Please call 866-868-6644 or e-mail Philip Eichorn Co., LPA, today.
