Immigration Law Attorney
Challenging Immigration Decisions and Maintaining Your Status
Services We Provide:
9 Million+
Naturalized U.S. Citizens Since 2000
A denial from USCIS or the Immigration Court does not always mean that your case is over. In many situations, applicants may challenge unfavorable decisions through appeals, motions to reopen, or motions to reconsider. In addition, lawful permanent residents and other immigrants often need timely renewals of green cards, work permits, and related immigration documents to maintain proof of status and employment authorization.
Appeals and post-decision motions require precise legal analysis and strict compliance with filing deadlines. Renewals must also be carefully prepared to avoid delays and address any changes in circumstances since the original application.
At Ask Quintanilla Law, we review denial notices, identify potential legal errors, and prepare persuasive appellate filings and motions. We also assist clients with Form I-90 green card renewals, Form I-751 petitions to remove conditions, and employment authorization renewals.
Eligibility and Benefits of Appeals and Renewals
Potential benefits include:
We provide detailed legal analysis, careful deadline management, and strategic advocacy to challenge denials and maintain your immigration status.
Yes. In many cases, applicants may request a hearing before USCIS by filing Form N-336.
Timely renewal may help avoid interruptions in employment authorization, depending on eligibility and automatic extension rules.
Most permanent resident cards are valid for ten years and should generally be renewed before expiration.
A motion to reopen is typically based on new facts or evidence, while a motion to reconsider argues that the original decision contained legal or factual errors.
Deadlines vary depending on the type of decision. Some appeals to the Board of Immigration Appeals generally must be filed within 30 days. Verify the applicable deadline immediately.
Don’t Let a Denial Be the End of Your Case
Our firm is committed to protecting your status and preserving every available legal option. If your immigration application has been denied or you need to renew an important immigration document, contact Ask Quintanilla Law today to schedule a confidential consultation with an experienced immigration appeals and renewals attorney serving Long Island and New York City.
