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Case Description
Client, a U.S. citizen residing in Louisiana, filed I-130 Petitions for his wife and her minor child, who are citizens of Cambodia. His I-130 Petitions were approved by the USCIS. Unfortunately, his wife and her minor child were denied immigrant visas by the U.S. Embassy, who wrongly accused Client and his wife that their marital relationship was not bona fide. The approved I-130 Petitions were then sent back to the USCIS, who intended to revoke the approved petitions based on allegations made by the consular officer. Client retained our firm in May 2016 to represent him in responding to the USCIS’ intent to revoke.
Result
In late June of 2016, the USCIS reaffirmed both petitions and sent the cases back to the U.S. Embassy for visa processing. Client’s wife and her son are now in the U.S. in time for the Thanksgiving.
Case Description
Client’s approved I-130 Petition that he had filed for his spouse was revoked by the USCIS after his spouse failed the interview and denied her immigrant visa. In December 2015, Client decided to retain our firm to represent him in filing the appeal of the revocation decision to the BIA. After we filed the appeal with the BIA, the USCIS decided to reopen the case and reaffirmed the approved petition.
Result
USCIS reaffirmed the petition in February 2016. Client’s wife is now a permanent resident of the U.S.
Case Description
Client, a U.S. citizen residing in Nevada, retained our firm to represent him when the USCIS, in November 2015, sent him a notice to revoke the approved I-130 Petition that he had filed for his wife. The Notice of Intent to Revoke was issued after Client’s wife failed the interview for her immgirant visa at the U.S. Embassy and was alleged by a consular officer of entering into a fraudulent relationship to gain immigration benefit. After we filed the response, the USCIS affirmed the approved petition and forwarded the case back to the U.S. Embassy in January of 2016 for further visa processing.
Result
Client’s wife received her visa in April 2016. Happily, after the ordeal, Client and his wife also found out that they were becoming parents to their first baby (it’s a girl!).
Case Description
Client’s adjustment of status and waiver applications had previously been denied 4 separate times, 3 of which were with the assistance of 3 different immigration attorneys. Client retained our firm in mid of 2014.
Result
I-601 Waiver and I-485 Adjustment were concurrently approved by USCIS in August of 2015.
Case Description
Client’s husband was denied the immigrant visa by the U.S. Embassy, who then returned the case back to the USCIS for revocation of the approved I-130, claiming that they did not believe the relationship was genuine. The USCIS sent Notice of Intent to Revoke to Client in February 2015. Client promptly retained our firm to resolve the case.
Result
I-130 was reaffirmed in May 2015 & forwarded back to the U.S. Embassy for another interview. Visa granted in August 2015.
Case Description
Client retained our firm after the U.S. Embassy in Phnom Penh denied his fiancee a K-1 visa in late 2014. Client’s fiancee applied for her K-1 visa based on an approved I-129F that Client had filed for her with the USCIS. In denying the visa, the U.S. Embassy alleged that their relationship was not genuine, mainly because Client is Caucasian and about 19 years older than his fiancee, who is a Cambodian citizen.
Result
The U.S. Embassy issued the K-1 visa to Client’s fiancee in June of 2015. They’re now happily married in California.
Case Description
Client retained our firm to assist her with the filing of waiver application for fraud and misrepresentation of a material fact at the immigrant visa interview.
Result
The waiver application was approved in December of 2014.
Case Description
Client retained our firm in early 2014 once she was denied an immigrant visa based on an approved I-130 Petition filed by her Legal Permanent Resident mother. The U.S. Embassy accused her of committing fraud and misrepresentation because she had used a different identity to apply for a nonimmigrant visa in the past.
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Result
I-601 Waiver was approved in August of 2014. The U.S. Embassy issued the immigrant visa to Client in October 2014.
Case Description
Client was previously represented by a big immigration law firm in San Francisco, CA in his removal proceeding and the filing of I-130 Petition(s) by his U.S. citizen spouse. Client and his wife were interview several times and the I-130 Petitions were denied twice by the USCIS between 2009 and 2012. Client was also accused of committing social security fraud for using social security number of someone else to work. Client retained our firm in early 2013 to take over the case.
Result
In June 2013, the USCIS approved the I-130. In November of 2013, the Immigration Judge granted the adjusment of status. In December 2013, Client received his 10-year Green Card.