Archive for the ‘NOID’ Category

How to Handle an RFE or NOID

What is an RFE? A Request for Evidence or RFE is a second chance to get your case approved by USCIS.  If USCIS determines that the initial application did not contain all required initial evidence or that the evidence submitted does not demonstrate eligibility, an RFE will be issued asking the applicant or petitioner to […]

Posted on December 5, 2021 at 7:14 pm by Immigration Lawyer Peter Messersmith · Permalink · Leave a comment
In: NOID, RFE

Notice of Intent to Revoke H1B Visa

Hi, I was previously your client. You got my first H1B approved and then I had another firm apply for my current H1B. I recently got a notice of intent to revoke my H1B and I’m started to freak out! I last entered on an H1B that expires in a month and my I94 is now expired. Can you […]

Posted on August 23, 2012 at 5:34 pm by Immigration Lawyer Peter Messersmith · Permalink · Leave a comment
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NOID for Marriage Green Card

I received an Notice of Intention to Deny for my marriage green card case. The main reason is that we live apart. The officer wants to see more proof of our relationship. We have photos and phone bill to prove that we’re contacting each other and spend time together. Do you think that it’s sufficient? What is your advice on […]

Posted on August 22, 2012 at 7:39 pm by Immigration Lawyer Peter Messersmith · Permalink · Leave a comment
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Notice of Intent to Deny (NOID) Received in an EB1 Extraordinary Ability Petition

Thank you for providing this service. I have filed an EB1 application through another law firm and have received a notice of intent to deny NOID. I have about 40 publications, 200 citations and 15 patents and review manuscripts for 5 international journals. I thought I had a good case but now I am not so sure. Is it […]

Posted on August 13, 2012 at 10:22 pm by Immigration Lawyer Peter Messersmith · Permalink · Leave a comment
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Texas Service Center Operations

In a recent question and answer session, the Texas Service Center (TSC) has made some revelations regarding how they process certain immigrant and nonimmigrant petitions. Motion to Reopen; Motion to Reconsider; Appeals When filing a motion to reopen or reconsider, the officer who originally made the decision to deny the underlying case will decide the […]