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214(b)
221(g)
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- Mandamus Lawsuit for Delays
Inadmissibility
Waivers
- Nonimmigrant Waivers
- I-601 Immigrant Waivers
Revocation
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- Petition Revocation
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Litigation Update

Posted on June 27, 2011

We will have some litigation news for you later this week. Please watch this space…

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S was an F-1 student and became a victim of one of the scam OPT companies AzTech, resulting in a decision of inadmissibility under 212(a)(6)(C)(i). He retained us to challenge the finding. We prepared a request for reconsideration, including his declaration and corroborating evidence to reflect that he was unaware that the OPT company was fraudulent and that any misrepresentation was not material. We then submitted it to the Department of Homeland Security. Upon reapplication for a visa, the 6Ci finding was removed and his visa was issued.

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