Citation-Checked Immigration Appeal Briefs,
Typically Under 30 Minutes.

Every citation generated by our AI is checked against our library of published BIA and federal appellate decisions — BIA published decisions and federal court archives — plus public court records via CourtListener. The verification report delivered with each brief shows the status of every citation, so you can confirm each authority before filing. Verification confirms that a cited case exists in the federal record with matching citation data; how each authority applies to your case remains a judgment for counsel.

No. ImmAppeal generates a first draft — a starting point for qualified attorneys. Every brief must be reviewed, edited, and approved by a licensed immigration attorney before filing. The tool accelerates research and drafting but does not replace professional legal judgment, does not provide legal advice, and does not create an attorney-client relationship.

All 11 federal circuits plus the D.C. Circuit, and appeals to the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA). Case types include asylum (gang, DV, political opinion), cancellation of removal, in absentia motions, withholding of removal, and CAT claims. Each brief is calibrated to your circuit's case law and strategic profile.

An appeal of an immigration judge's decision is filed with the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) on Form EOIR-26. Deadlines are short and strictly enforced, and recent rule changes have shortened the window for several case types — verify your exact deadline immediately, because missing it usually forfeits the appeal. ImmAppeal is a drafting tool for the attorney of record: it prepares the brief, while deadlines, filing, and strategy remain counsel's responsibility. If you are unrepresented, consult a licensed immigration attorney or DOJ-accredited representative promptly. This is general information, not legal advice.

An appeal challenges the immigration judge's decision before the BIA. A motion to reopen asks the court to revisit the case based on new facts or evidence; a motion to reconsider argues a legal or factual error in the existing record. ImmAppeal can draft briefs for each.

Yes. After the BIA, most decisions can be challenged by filing a petition for review with the appropriate U.S. Court of Appeals (the federal circuit), generally within 30 days of the BIA's order. ImmAppeal drafts circuit-court appellate briefs as well as BIA briefs.

Costs include the government filing fee (or a fee waiver via Form EOIR-26A) plus your attorney's fees. ImmAppeal lowers the time and cost of preparing the brief itself — a citation-checked first draft typically in under 30 minutes instead of days, finalized under counsel's review.

Uploaded case files are encrypted in transit (TLS) and stored on encrypted volumes using AES-256, and the encryption key is not stored on the server; backups are encrypted the same way. That protects a stolen disk or a copied backup — it does not put the files beyond our reach, since the Service has to decrypt them to work, and internal access is restricted to running the product and supporting you. We share them only with the service providers required to run the product, including the model provider that generates the draft: producing a brief means sending case text to it, and it processes that text under its own terms, which we do not control. We ourselves do not train any model on your case materials. Your data is never sold, and case files can be deleted from our servers at any time upon request.

Yes. Briefs are delivered in DOCX and Markdown format. Add your client's specific facts, A.R. references, and customize the arguments before filing.

Typically under 30 minutes from submission to a complete draft; a long record can take longer. The system extracts legal issues, searches precedents, drafts the brief, runs anti-pattern review, and checks every citation against the record automatically.