An unfavorable immigration decision does not necessarily mean the end of an immigration case. Depending on the type of decision, applicable deadlines, and available legal remedies, employers and individuals may have options to challenge, reopen, or reconsider an adverse determination.
We provide strategic legal assistance in responding to complex USCIS decisions and immigration-related challenges.
We analyze the concerns raised by USCIS, identify evidentiary gaps, develop a response strategy, and prepare comprehensive legal and documentary submissions.
We evaluate the legal and factual issues, develop supporting evidence, and prepare detailed responses addressing the government’s concerns.
We assist employers and individuals in evaluating adverse decisions involving H-1B, L-1A, L-1B, O-1A, O-1B, employment-based immigrant petitions, Adjustment of Status applications, and other immigration benefits.
Where legally appropriate, we evaluate and prepare:
We evaluate available administrative appeal rights, including appeals to the Administrative Appeals Office (AAO), where applicable.
We also evaluate alternative immigration pathways, refiling strategies, changes in visa classification, and other options that may be available under the circumstances.
Every adverse decision requires an individualized legal analysis. We focus on identifying available remedies, applicable deadlines, and the strongest legally supportable strategy.
