Challenge DHS Decisions (Form EOIR-29)

Facing an unfair decision by DHS in immigration court? Here's how to appeal with Form EOIR-29:

  • Challenge a DHS Decision: Use this form to fight DHS rulings on bonds, asylum, removal proceedings, and more.

  • Who Can File: Anyone who received an unfavorable decision from DHS in immigration court can appeal to the BIA.

  • Act Fast! File within the timeframe stated in the DHS decision notice.

  • What to Include: Completed form, filing fee, supporting documents, and reason for appeal.

  • The Review Process: BIA will review your appeal, documents, and might request additional info or hearings. They can then uphold, overturn, or send the decision back to DHS.

Know Your Rights! Form EOIR-29 can help you fight unfair DHS decisions in immigration court.

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