Preliminary Injunction/Class Certification

Posted on June 30, 2011

We have applied to the Court for a preliminary injunction and moved for certification of the class. We will be posting a press release very soon providing more details.

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Case Studies

R was a young professional in his home country who had previously studied in the United States. He had also visited as a tourist. At some point, he was accused of committing a willful, material misrepresentation and permanently barred from the United States. However, it was not clear which US government agency had made the accusation; when it initially made the accusation; and why it had made the accusation. Rather than engage in a guessing game, we reached out on R’s behalf to the consulate which had recently denied his visa and asked for an explanation. Upon receiving our inquiry, the consulate re-opened and reviewed R’s case and after a couple of weeks rescinded the decision. R then applied for another B visa and received it.

Case of R.T.

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Preliminary Injunction/Class Certification

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The Great Visa Myth: “If I Wait Long Enough, the Misrepresentation Bar Against Me Will Just Go Away.” Or, That Dead Horse Really is Dead.