Denied by an Immigration Judge? Here's What a BIA Appeal Can Do

​If an immigration judge ruled against you, it can feel like the end of the road. But that may not always be the case.

​The Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) gives you the chance to challenge that decision — but you have 30 days from your ruling to act, and most people don't know where to start.

​Join Former Immigration Judge Batya Schwartz Ehrens for a live webinar where she breaks down exactly how how BIA appeals work, what actually wins, and what to do if you've already received a negative decision from an immigration judge.

​We'll cover:

• ​What qualifies for a BIA appeal (removal orders, asylum denials, cancellation of removal, and more)

• ​The 30-day deadline — what it means and what happens if you've missed it

• ​What makes an appeal succeed vs. fail

• ​How long the process takes and what to expect

• ​Live Q&A with Batya

​With more than 20+ years of immigration experience in business immigration, and as an Immigration Judge in NYC, Judge Ehrens will give you a clear picture of your options — no jargon, no runaround.