Yes, you may be able to reopen a denied immigration case. It depends on the reason for the denial and your current immigration status.

You can file a Motion to Reopen if you have new evidence. This evidence must not have been available at the time of the original decision.

You must file the motion within a specific deadline. Usually, it’s within 30 days of the denial for most USCIS decisions.

If your denial was due to missing a hearing, you may qualify for reopening. Especially if you had a valid reason, such as illness or lack of notice.