Court Representation & Appeals

Court Representation & Appeals

Court Representation & Appeals Services

Expert Legal Advocacy for Your Immigration Case

At Cristea & Tatti Law Firm, we are committed to providing strong legal representation for individuals facing immigration court proceedings or appeals. Whether you are dealing with deportation proceedings, a denial of your immigration benefits, or need to challenge an adverse decision, our skilled attorneys are here to help you navigate the complexities of the legal system and fight for the best possible outcome.

How We Can Help with Court Representation & Appeals

✔ Deportation Defense – If you are facing deportation or removal from the United States, we provide aggressive representation in immigration court. Our team will work diligently to present your case, explore all possible defenses, and seek relief from removal to keep you in the country.

✔ Waivers of Inadmissibility – If you are inadmissible due to issues such as unlawful presence, criminal convictions, or misrepresentation, we help you apply for waivers that could allow you to remain in the U.S. or return legally after deportation.

✔ Bond Hearings – If you are detained by immigration authorities, we can represent you at bond hearings to secure your release while your case is pending, helping you avoid unnecessary detention and reunite with your family.

✔ Appeals for Denied Applications – If your visa, green card, asylum, or naturalization application has been denied, we can help you file an appeal. We’ll examine your case and build a solid argument for reconsideration, representing you before the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) or federal courts.

✔ Motions to Reopen & Reconsider – If there are new facts or evidence that could affect your immigration case, we can help file a motion to reopen or reconsider your case with USCIS, the immigration court, or the BIA.

✔ Federal Court Appeals – In cases where your appeal before the BIA is unsuccessful, our attorneys have the expertise to take your case to the federal courts. We will work tirelessly to ensure that your case is heard and that justice is served.

Don’t Face Immigration Challenges Alone – Contact Us Today

Why Choose Us

Specialized Expertise

Our attorneys have extensive experience in immigration litigation and have successfully represented clients in both immigration court and appeals before the BIA and federal courts.

Comprehensive Services

Whether you're fighting a deportation order or appealing a denied application, we offer comprehensive services tailored to your specific needs, ensuring you receive expert representation every step of the way.

Client-Centered Approach

We understand the stress and uncertainty that can come with immigration court proceedings and appeals. Our team is dedicated to providing compassionate, client-focused legal support and ensuring you feel informed and empowered throughout the process.

Meet Your Attorney

Meet Your Attorney

Michael John Tatti

Immigration, Family & Criminal Law Attorney

A highly experienced immigration and family court attorney with a client-centered approach and a deep commitment to securing justice for individuals navigating complex legal challenges. Michael personally reviews your case and explains your options clearly.

Juris Doctor, Florida Coastal School of Law
Admitted before the EOIR & Board of Immigration Appeals
U.S. District Courts, Eastern & Southern Districts of NY

Frequently Asked Questions

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The Law Office of Cristea & Tatti represents clients in removal proceedings, bond hearings, master calendar hearings, individual merits hearings, and appeals before the Board of Immigration Appeals. Our attorneys build compelling records, challenge government evidence, and present the strongest possible case on your behalf at every level of the immigration court system.

The BIA is the administrative body for interpreting and applying immigration law in the United States. If an immigration judge has ruled against you, you typically have 30 days to file a Notice of Appeal. The Law Office of Cristea & Tatti evaluates your case for legal errors, procedural violations, and factual issues that could support a reversal or remand, and acts quickly to preserve your appeal rights.

Yes. The Law Office of Cristea & Tatti accepts cases at any stage of the immigration court process, including cases with imminent hearing dates. We file a notice of appearance, review the existing record, identify procedural or legal issues, and build the best possible strategy with the time available. Contacting us as early as possible gives us the most time to prepare an effective defense.

A bond hearing is a proceeding where an immigration judge determines whether a detained individual should be released and at what bond amount. The Law Office of Cristea & Tatti advocates at bond hearings by presenting evidence of community ties, employment history, family relationships, and lack of flight risk to secure the lowest possible bond or release on recognizance while your case proceeds.

If the BIA denies your appeal, you may petition the appropriate U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to review legal and constitutional questions in your case. This process is highly technical and governed by strict deadlines, often as short as 30 days. The Law Office of Cristea & Tatti prepares federal court petitions and briefs and assesses whether your case presents viable grounds for federal judicial review.

Contact Info

At The Law Office of Cristea & Tatti, we’re committed to providing trusted legal guidance with compassion, integrity, and expertise. Whether you’re seeking help with a family matter, immigration issue, or another legal concern, our team is here to support you every step of the way.

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Hauppauge Office

+1-646-340-8120

Coram Office

+1-631-320-7949

 
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