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IAD Hearings
Immigration Appeal Division (IAD) Hearings
Facing an IAD Hearing? We Stand by You
Whether appealing a removal order, sponsorship refusal, or residency obligation decision, our team prepares you for IAD hearings, ensuring your case is presented effectively.
Legal Representation You Can Trust During Complex Immigration Appeals
IAD handles appeals related to sponsorship refusals, removal orders, and residency obligation breaches. These matters can deeply impact families and individuals, but with proper legal strategy and representation, many decisions can be successfully overturned.
When Can a Case Be Appealed to the IAD?
Appeals to the IAD may be filed in situations such as:
- Family Sponsorship Refusals (e.g., spousal, parent, or child sponsorships)
- Removal Orders issued against permanent residents or protected persons
- Loss of Permanent Resident Status due to not meeting residency obligations
How We Support Clients at the IAD
IAD appeals are legal proceedings that require detailed preparation, evidence gathering, and persuasive argumentation. We offer full legal support from start to finish:
- Case Assessment: We thoroughly analyze the reasons for refusal or removal and
determine your eligibility and best chances for appeal. - Filing the Appeal: We manage strict deadlines and submit accurate, timely appeal
notices to preserve your right to be heard. - Evidence Preparation: We help gather all necessary documents, witness statements,
and expert reports to strengthen your case. - Legal Submissions: Our office drafts compelling legal arguments, tailored to your
specific circumstances and aligned with relevant immigration law. - Hearing Representation: We represent you before the IAD, presenting your case
professionally and clearly. - Post-Hearing Follow-Up: We remain involved after the hearing to monitor decisions
and next steps, including potential judicial reviews if required.