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Immigration law is complicated and can be a frustrating process. If you have any immigration-related legal issues, such as a case involving deportation, and you’d like to appeal a court decision with another court, an experienced immigration lawyer may be able to help.
If you decide to reach out to an attorney to find out what your legal options are, contact our team at New Frontier Immigration Law. During your complimentary initial consultation, we’ll explain how we can help you resolve your case.
What Is the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals?
Many immigrants in the United States face a difficult situation, such as deportation. They may have already received a decision from a United States court, but disagree with this decision and want to appeal their cases with the Circuit Court of Appeals.
This court hears appeals of federal agency decisions as well as appeals from the district courts within its circuit. Since Arizona is within the ninth circuit, immigrants in the state must file their appeal with the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.
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When Should You File an Appeal?
Generally, before you can file an appeal with the ninth circuit, you must first file an appeal with the U.S. Department of Justice Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA). This is one of the highest-level administrative bodies for interpreting and applying immigration law.
Even if you disagree with a court’s decision, you should also consider that may not be enough to appeal the decision with the Ninth Circuit unless your case involves:
- Removal
- Asylum
- Equal protection under the law
- Denial of due process
- An ineffective lawyer
How Can a Lawyer Help Me With the 9th Circuit?
If your case involves any of the issues we mentioned above, an Arizona immigration lawyer can help you with the process. There are many ways a lawyer can help you with your ninth circuit appeal, such as:
- Helping you decide whether to file a ninth circuit appeal
- Explaining the filing process in detail
- Ensuring your appeal is drafted properly, or simply drafting your appeal for you
- Ensuring your appeal explains your particular immigration-related issue clearly and thoroughly
- Making sure your appeal argues your case effectively and assertively
- Demanding the court hear the appeal
- Arguing your appeal before the court on your behalf
- Ensuring your appeal is made within the short time allotment during the court day
- Pushing for a quick resolution regarding your appeal
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How Long Does It Take for the 9th Circuit to Issue a Decision?
According to the United States Courts for the Ninth Circuit, it can take three months to a year for most cases to resolve. However, the court has no time limit, so it can take longer. Your lawyer will do everything they can to resolve your case as quickly as possible.
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Our Arizona Immigration Lawyers
Our ninth circuit immigration lawyers in Arizona have experience with the appeals process so we can guide you through the process from beginning to end to push toward a favorable resolution. Our team at New Frontier Immigration Law understands what you must be going through right now. Many of our team members have faced immigration-related difficulties themselves.
We also understand immigration law well, so we can help protect our clients from deportation, apply for permanent residency, assist families with petitions for residency, and appeal immigration-related decisions. We offer many services you may find invaluable.
What Our Clients Have to Say About Us
Our firm has been able to help many people like you, and many of them have said great things about us in their testimonials. One of our clients had the following to say about us:
“I am very grateful for Miss Hillary. She helped me win my immigration appeal and she even found people to help pay my bond so I could be released from the detention center in Eloy. Miss Hillary cared as much about winning my case as she did about taking care of me as a person. I am grateful to God that she was my attorney.” – Maya B., a client from Tucson, AZ (originally from Ethiopia).
Contact New Frontier Immigration Law Today
New Frontier Immigration Law can help with your immigration-related case and speak with you about your future in the United States. One of our ninth circuit immigration attorneys in Arizona can appeal a court decision with the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals on your behalf to help you get the sense of security you deserve.
During a strategic session with a member of our team, we’ll explain how we can help you resolve your case. Contact New Frontier Immigration Law today to schedule a free case evaluation.
