Motion for Reconsideration (MR)

For Foreigners with Delinquencies

A Motion for Reconsideration (MR) at the Philippine Bureau of Immigration (BI) is a formal legal request submitted by a foreign national or their representative to appeal or challenge an adverse immigration decision. This motion seeks to re-evaluate and reverse a previous ruling such as a deportation order, visa denial, blacklist inclusion, or cancellation of stay.

Motion for Reconsideration (MR)

Key Benefits of the Motion for Reconsideration (MR)

To prevent deportation or removal
To reverse a denied visa or immigration status
To clear one’s name from a blacklist or derogatory record
To pursue further legal remedies or reopen a case for review
Eligibility Criteria

Eligibility Criteria

Basic qualifications for Motion for Reconsideration (MR):

Application Process

At C&G, we make your Motion for Reconsideration (MR) application easy and hassle-free. Here's how we guide you every step of the way:

STEP 1
Initial Consultation
Begin with a consultation to assess the immigration decision you wish to challenge-whether it’s a visa denial, blacklist order, deportation, or other adverse action-and to determine the appropriate legal grounds for reconsideration.
STEP 2
Document Preparation
Prepare and organize the necessary documents, which may include a notarized Motion for Reconsideration letter, a copy of the Bureau of Immigration’s decision, your passport, supporting affidavits, and relevant legal or factual evidence.
STEP 3
Filing and Evaluation
Submit your Motion for Reconsideration to the Bureau of Immigration within the prescribed deadline (typically within 15 days of receiving the decision). The Bureau will review your petition and supporting documents to determine if the original decision should be reversed or amended.
STEP 4
Resolution and Notification
The Bureau of Immigration will issue an official resolution after evaluating the MR. If approved, the previous decision may be overturned or modified. If denied, further legal remedies or appeals may be discussed.

Frequently Asked Questions

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