USCIS Updates Policy Guidance for Certain Requests for Evidence and Notices of Intent to Deny(merged)

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8 minutes ago, Zumbadaddy said:

https://www.cnn.com/2018/07/16/politics/visa-policy-changes/index.html

It actually doesn’t suck, you should read this on uscis website. It affects mostly placeholders and applications that doesn’t satisfy requirements.

 

2 minutes ago, hyfwangsta said:

this is terrible news! we just filed our i-130....

On another note it does not affect anyone who filed before September 2018..

[Megan&Daniel 117]

The memo was issued on Friday. How can this be old news? And even if it was old news, perhaps others had not seen it yet.

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14 minutes ago, Zumbadaddy said:

https://www.cnn.com/2018/07/16/politics/visa-policy-changes/index.html

 

6 minutes ago, hyfwangsta said:

this is terrible news! we just filed our i-130....

This has been discussed here. It is not bad news. It is a fix. It gives adjudicators the authority to deny intentional incomplete cases as placeholders.

 

You ever go on a vacation at a nice beach resort and when you go to the pool or beach area there are a bunch of towels hanging on the chairs to "reserve" them when no one is actually ready to use them? This is what the new policy change is trying to prevent.

 

Seeing that how almost every category of immigration is experiencing longer than usual timelines, this may actually help.

Edited July 17, 2018 by NuestraUnion

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I recommend searching the forum before posting as this has already been discussed. 

 

And no, it's not bad news, it is great news. People can't just chuck in an application without evidence just to get a spot in the queue. 

[Loren Y 2,755]

I just counted 6 threads on this so far. If you want important news from USCIS, sign up for their Visa bulletin on their website. You get all the important stuff long before some lowly desk jocky at CNN gets tired of playing Minecraft and actually stumbles across something he thinks is news.

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[geowrian 22,337]

Duplicate of an existing thread covering the topic:

 

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11 minutes ago, Loren Y said:

I just counted 6 threads on this so far. If you want important news from USCIS, sign up for their Visa bulletin on their website. You get all the important stuff long before some lowly desk jocky at CNN gets tired of playing Minecraft and actually stumbles across something he thinks is news.

I can't figure out how to do this for specifically visa issues???

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40 minutes ago, Zumbadaddy said:

https://www.cnn.com/2018/07/16/politics/visa-policy-changes/index.html

Another attempt by the garbage news media to discredit President Trump...honestly, I am really fed up with these people..

IF anyone reads the directive, it is NOT bad news at all....essentially it keeps out the placeholder people and those wanting to 'test' the system by filing incomplete or frivilous applications!! Thats it!!

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36 minutes ago, Megan&Daniel said:

The memo was issued on Friday. How can this be old news? And even if it was old news, perhaps others had not seen it yet.

There have been at least 5 or 6 new threads regarding this......at least.

[Crazy Cat 41,893]

" "Read together, this means one thing: You better get it right the first time," he wrote in a series of tweets on Sunday. "As an immigration and citizenship lawyer, this effectively means the system just got a lot more unforgiving. Even a simple, straightforward application, one that might be considered 'routine' -- can no longer be so considered."

 

This policy change is great news for attorneys......more scared filers equal more money....

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40 minutes ago, Megan&Daniel said:

The memo was issued on Friday. How can this be old news? And even if it was old news, perhaps others had not seen it yet.

Here is the thread that was posted on Friday that this thread most likely will be merged with: 

 

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8 minutes ago, NYCruiser said:

Another attempt by the garbage news media to discredit President Trump...honestly, I am really fed up with these people..

IF anyone reads the directive, it is NOT bad news at all....essentially it keeps out the placeholder people and those wanting to 'test' the system by filing incomplete or frivilous applications!! Thats it!!

You are correct.

Anything Trump does= BAD!!

Trump & immigration = catastrophically threatens our system of government.

Unfortunately, it isn't about reporting news anymore....

 

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1 minute ago, missileman said:

" "Read together, this means one thing: You better get it right the first time," he wrote in a series of tweets on Sunday. "As an immigration and citizenship lawyer, this effectively means the system just got a lot more unforgiving. Even a simple, straightforward application, one that might be considered 'routine' -- can no longer be so considered."

 

This policy change is great news for attorneys......more scared filers equal more money....

Ugh, just read the directions and file the petition correctly the first time, there will not be any issues. The only reason I can see this being an issues is for the people that are trying to play the immigration system.

 

and please as I have mentioned several times, please do mutiple researches for information, do not rely on one new source

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3 minutes ago, florida racer 73 said:

Ugh, just read the directions and file the petition correctly the first time, there will not be any issues. The only reason I can see this being an issues is for the people that are trying to play the immigration system.

 

and please as I have mentioned several times, please do mutiple researches for information, do not rely on one new source

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Those people shouldn't even be submitting anything. They're the problem. This is the solution. So they can deny them right away and stop wasting our time. 

Edited July 17, 2018 by Unidentified