Honest evaluation of your case's strengths and weaknesses; strategic recommendations; legal-document review for procedural errors; analysis of relevant immigration precedents; clear timeline expectations; self-help guidance or trusted attorney referrals.
Types of Cases Evaluated: appellate representation, motions to reopen, IAC and Lozada claims, and pretermitted-case review.
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Deportation and removal orders; asylum, withholding of removal, and Convention Against Torture; waiver requests; cancellation of removal; adjustment of status; administrative closure. For these matters, Emeriti Law provides strategic advice, case assessments, and appellate representation — not direct representation at the trial level.
If an immigration judge pretermitted your claims or entered an order against you when you did not have counsel, you may still have the right to appeal or file a motion to reopen. We represent individuals whose cases were decided on the bench without the benefit of legal representation. In many of these situations, meritorious claims were never raised and the respondent never had a meaningful opportunity to present their case. You may not have been able to afford a lawyer for your original case — that does not mean your case is over. A motion to reopen or an appeal may be your last opportunity to protect your right to be heard. Immigration judges are under significant pressure to complete cases quickly, and that pressure can lead to serious errors — decisions made without your full testimony, claims never considered, relief never evaluated. Experienced appellate counsel who can identify those errors and present your right to be heard is a critical asset when your case goes before the Board.
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