Can a deportation case that has been decided in Immigration Court against the immigrant be appealed?

If your case has been denied by the Immigration Court, you have 30 days to appeal to the Immigration Appeals Court (BIA) in Falls Church, VA. I recommend you go to the USCIS website, www.uscis.gov and get the EOIR-26 form for free with the instructions. You can also visit www.naleo.org

Some of the requirements are:

Cancellation of Deportation from a permanent resident

If you have already turned 18 years old
Five years after receiving Permanent Residence
Three years if you have been married to a US citizen.
Three years if you obtained Permanent Resident status as a victim of an abusive spouse or parent.
Basic knowledge of the English language. Must be able to read, write, and speak English. There are exceptions.
NOTE: Good moral character is one of the most important requirements for this procedure and you should consult with a lawyer to get legal advice.

It is advisable to consult with an immigration lawyer to determine if the Immigration Court made a mistake in law or factors that give you the right to appeal your decision to the BIA and / or if the Circuit Court of Appeals for your State has jurisdiction over your case.

If the case has been denied by the Immigration Court of Appeals, there is a possibility that you can still appeal to a federal court within your state. You have 30 days to make a Request for Review.

It is important to know that simply requesting a Petition for Review does not automatically stop your deportation, nor does it extend the voluntary departure period granted by the Immigration Court and you could be deported before the 30-day deadline you have to Request the Request for Review. [/ accordion] [accordion title = ”

At what time can I apply for US citizenship if I am already a Permanent Resident, after three or five years? ”] I recommend you go to the USCIS website www.uscis.gov, and get the N-400 form for free with the instructions. You can also visit www.naleo.org Some of the requirements are:

• If you have already turned 18 years old.
• Five years after receiving Permanent Residence.
• Three years if you have been married to a US citizen.
• Three years if he obtained Permanent Resident status as a victim of an abusive spouse or parent.
• Basic knowledge of the English language. Must be able to read, write, and speak English. There are exceptions.

NOTE: Good moral character is one of the most important requirements for this procedure and you should consult with a lawyer to get legal advice.