Federal Immigration Litigation Services

• Federal litigation becomes necessary when an application or petition filed with USCIS has been unreasonably delayed, or improperly denied.

• Deciding when to file such a lawsuit depends on various factors, such as how long the delay has persisted—the timing and context matter.

• The law firm is fully prepared to litigate in any federal court—including:

  • U.S. District Courts

  • U.S. Circuit Courts of Appeal

  • U.S. Supreme Court

• They have successfully obtained judicial relief in cases involving delayed or denied immigration benefits.

Attorneys here are experienced with:

• Challenging improperly denied immigration petitions and applications

• Filing lawsuits to force action on delayed immigration cases—e.g., green cards, naturalization

• Requesting stays of removal, allowing individuals with removal orders to remain in the U.S. while their case proceeds

• Petitions for judicial review in the Seventh Circuit of adverse decisions by Immigration Courts or the Board of Immigration Appeals