Immigration Appeals

Immigration appeals are legal processes that allow individuals to challenge decisions made by immigration authorities regarding their status, such as visa denials or deportation orders. If a person's application is denied or an unfavorable decision is made, they can appeal to a higher authority, like an immigration court or board. The appeal process examines whether the original decision was fair and based on the law. It involves submitting legal arguments and sometimes attending hearings. Successful appeals can lead to overturned decisions, allowing individuals to remain in the country or gain legal status.