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FAQ on Court Decision

Posted on July 18, 2011

Please see the attached FAQ (faqdecision).

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Ms. M was denied a visa two times to visit her daughter and newly-born grandson in the United States. Her daughter had arrived in the US on an exchange visa and remained in the US after its expiration before marrying an American citizen. The consular officers denied Ms. M’s visa applications because her daughter had stayed in the US beyond the term of her original visa. After retaining our firm, Ms. M was able to successfully obtain a B-2 visa and visit her daughter and grandson.

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