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Remember, remember
always, that all of us ... are
descended from
immigrants and
revolutionists.

-=Franklin D. Roosevelt
before the Daughters of the
American Revolution=-

We hold these truths to be
self evident, that all men are
created equal, that they are
endowed by their Creator
with certain inalienable
rights, that among these
are life, liberty and the
pursuit of happiness.

-=The Declaration of
Independence of the
Thirteen Colonies=-

It has pleased Almighty God
... He has largely
augmented our free
population by emancipation
and by immigration, while
he has opened to us new
sources of wealth, and has
crowned the labor of our
working-men in every
department of industry with
abundant rewards.

-=President Abraham
Lincoln's 1864
Thanksgiving
Proclamation=-

One more Quote for those
inclined:

O, wonder!
How many goodly creatures
are there here!
How beauteous mankind is!
O brave new world,
That has such people in't!

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              IMMIGRATION APPEALS
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The possibility for an error in a decision exists in any legal matter.   This holds true with immigration and
nationality law. A number of tribunals exist for hearing immigration appeals and the hope is that such an error
may be corrected through the appeal. In fact, the written case decisions that are cited by lawyers in the time-
honored tradition of the common law are the result of appeals. It is vital to recognize that appeals do not occur
automatically, but an for an appeal to be perfected, it must be affirmatively filed within the time limit, in the
correct forum, in the proper form, and with the payment of the correct fees. Failure to do so may result in a
null appeal.

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THE ADMINISTRATIVE APPEALS OFFICE

The Administrative Appeals Office (AAO) is an Agency within the U. S. Department of Homeland Security
which has delegated authority and therefore jurisdiction over the appeals from decisions on most immigration
petitions and applications that are made by USCIS regional service centers. There are numerous types of
petitions and applications within the AAO’s jurisdiction, including employment-based immigration petitions,
various waivers, legalization, and temporary protected status applications. The AAO can be expected to issue
appellate-like decisions that provide fair and legally supportable resolutions of individual applications and
petitions for immigration benefits. These decisions provide guidance to applicants, petitioners, practitioners and
government officials in the correct interpretation of immigration law, regulations and policy.

AAO decisions are being published by USCIS as adopted and all US Citizenship & Immigration Services
(USCIS) officers are required to follow the interpretation and reasoning of these decisions in all proceedings.

The jurisdiction of the AAO is limited and not all appeals are to be filed with AAO. If an appeal is allowed to
the AAO, it must be filed within the time limit, in the proper form, and with the correct filing fee. Counsel from
an attorney experienced in immigration appeals should be consulted before taking an appeal to the AAO.

THE BOARD OF IMMIGRATIONS APPEALS

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The Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) is an Agency within the U. S. Department of Justice. The BIA has
jurisdiction to review appeals from final decisions (and in some instances interlocutory appeals) of an U. S.
Immigration Judge in exclusion, removal (deportation) and certain other immigration proceedings that are heard
in an U. S. Immigration Court. Appeals as to bond and detention are also heard by the BIA.   In addition,
appeals from the denial of an I-130 Petition for Alien Relative by the District Director of the U. S. Citizenship
and Immigration Services (USCIS). Motions to Reopen or Reconsider a decision already rendered, and
certain other matters are also filed with the BIA. The BIA is located in Falls Church, Virginia but not all
appeals are filed there, as some are filed with an USCIS office.

Decisions of the BIA are binding on all Department and Homeland Security officers and Immigration Judges
and precedential decisions have effect beyond the individual case. A BIA decision may be overruled by the
U. S. Attorney General or by a Federal Court, as most BIA decisions are currently subject to review by the
Federal Judiciary.

If an appeal is allowed to the BIA, it must be filed within the time limit, in the proper form, and with the correct
filing fee. Counsel from an attorney experienced in immigration appeals should be consulted before taking an
appeal to the BIA.

THE FEDERAL COURTS OF APPEALS

The 1996 Amendments to the Immigration Act sought to reduce the number of, but did not eliminate all the
appeals that can be brought before the Federal Courts. Final orders of removal (deportation) from the BIA
may be appealed, as a matter of right, to the United States Court of Appeals for the Circuit in which the
Immigration Court which first issued the removal order is located. Such an appeal must be filed within 30 days
of the final order of removal and with the correct filing fee.. The U. S. Courts of Appeals are governed by the
Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure and their own Local Rules.   Counsel from an attorney experienced in
immigration appeals should be consulted before taking an appeal to a Federal Court of Appeals.   A decision
of a U. S. Court of Appeals may be finally reviewed, but only as a matter of discretion and not of right, in the
United States Supreme Court.
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To read some of the case decisions of appeals brought by Charleston C. K.Wang, Esq. click here.
WANGLAW will represent individuals and organizations with appeals before the various appellate tribunals.

Caveat /Disclaimer: U.S. immigration statutes, regulations and interpretations of these and other federal, state and local law are subject
to change and timely, competent counsel from a qualified legal professional on current and applicable law to particular facts is
indispensable. This website provides information of a general nature and such information cannot pertain to any specific set of facts, and
the provision of information cannot create any attorney-client relationship. For any particular situation, the visitor should obtain counsel
from a qualified legal professional. The publisher reserves the right to amend the contents of this website at any time and for any reason.
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