Busayo Fasidi Law

Your Last Resort for Immigration Relief

At Olubusayo Fasidi PC, we understand that receiving an unfavorable decision from the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) can be devastating. However, you may still have an opportunity to seek justice through the Federal Circuit Courts.

Our experienced immigration attorneys specialize in Federal Circuit Court appeals, representing clients who have exhausted their administrative remedies and need to challenge BIA decisions in federal court. We have the expertise to identify legal errors, constitutional violations, and procedural irregularities that can form the basis of a successful federal appeal.

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FEDERAL CIRCUIT COURT APPEALS

Understanding Federal Circuit Court Appeals

When the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) issues an unfavorable decision in your case, you have the right to appeal to the Federal Circuit Court that has jurisdiction over the area where your immigration proceedings took place. This is often your last opportunity to obtain relief from removal or to secure the immigration benefit you are seeking.

The Appeals Process

Federal Circuit Court appeals must be filed within 30 days of the BIA's decision. This deadline is jurisdictional, meaning that if you miss it, the court will not have the authority to hear your case. Our attorneys ensure that all appeals are filed promptly and properly.

Legal Standards and Scope of Review

Federal Circuit Courts review BIA decisions for legal errors, not factual determinations. The court will examine whether the BIA correctly applied immigration laws, respected constitutional protections, and followed proper procedures. Our attorneys are skilled at identifying these legal issues and presenting them effectively to the court.

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YOU MIGHT BE ELIGIBLE IF...

The BIA has issued a final order of removal against you.
The BIA has affirmed an Immigration Judge's (IJ) denial of relief (e.g., asylum, cancellation of removal, or adjustment of status) against you.
The BIA has denied your motions to reopen, reconsider, or appeals related to denied immigration benefits.
You feel there are errors in the interpretation or application of immigration laws, violations of procedural due process, or constitutional violations.

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HOW WE CAN HELP YOU

Our immigration attorneys will:

review your case to identify grounds for an appeal.
determine the appropriate appeal avenue with the Federal Circuit Court of Immigration.
guide you step-by-step through the appeals process.
ensure that your appeal is properly prepared, filed, and presented to maximize your chance of success.

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Federal Circuit Court Appeals