The Board of Immigration Appeals held in a precedent decision that additional evidence may be submitted in removal proceedings when an Immigration Judge reviews an I-751 petition that was previously denied by DHS because it did not meet the general joint filing requirements.
The Court held that when an Immigration Court reviews the denial of an I-751 petition, an individual may introduce additional evidence that was not previously introduced with DHS.
See the full case at http://www.justice.gov/eoir/vll/intdec/vol25/3726.pdf
About Revilla Law Firm, P.A.
Antonio Revilla is a Former U.S. Immigration Prosecutor and Miami Immigration Lawyer. Mr. Revilla founded his immigration law practice, Revilla Law Firm, when he saw a dire need for aggressive immigration representation and deportation defense in order to keep families united.
Mr. Revilla has over 18 years of litigation experience and has dedicated his career to educating the public on the importance of immigration reform in our country. He has appeared on television to discuss various immigration issues and the benefits of passing bills such as the DREAM Act.
If you wish to receive more information about any immigration issue, you can contact Revilla Law Firm at 305-858-2323 to speak with Antonio Revilla. He can also be reached via email at arevilla@immigrationmiami.com or by phone (305) 858-2323.
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