We got NOIR need help

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13 minutes ago, Sparrow said:

We got the notice intent to revoke it's the same notice we recieve on 6 December and they send us this notice again because they mistakenly update it approval status on uscis on the same day we already respond to that notice so what we should do? 

Post a photo of the letter----there is still some confusion over what you were actually sent---perhaps due to the language barrier.

Edited January 17, 2019 by Going through

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3 minutes ago, Going through said:

What you should do is get a lawyer.  It's what you should have done way back on page 1 of this thread.

It's what people have been telling you since page 1 of this thread.  Repeatedly.

 

Get. A. Lawyer.

But we already respond to that letter on 3 janurary 

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Just now, Sparrow said:

But we already respond to that letter on 3 janurary 

Post a photo of the letter you just received, so we can read what it actually says.

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1 minute ago, Going through said:

Post a photo of the letter you just received, so we can read what it actually says.

It's the same letter that we got before its only saying that they made a mistake that they put approved status on uscis website 

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2 minutes ago, Sparrow said:

It's the same letter that we got before its only saying that they made a mistake that they put approved status on uscis website 

I suggested if you can post the photo of the letter, as it would be helpful to read the entire thing in context, as well as any action USCIS is planning on taking now in regards to your case.   This way members can help you discern what is IN the letter, as you asked "what should I do" now, and give you proper advice.

 

Normally these types of letters not only mention the error in first approving the case, but also what steps USCIS plans on doing now (if any).

 

If you don't want to post the photo, up to you of course.

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1 hour ago, Going through said:

I suggested if you can post the photo of the letter, as it would be helpful to read the entire thing in context, as well as any action USCIS is planning on taking now in regards to your case.   This way members can help you discern what is IN the letter, as you asked "what should I do" now, and give you proper advice.

 

Normally these types of letters not only mention the error in first approving the case, but also what steps USCIS plans on doing now (if any).

 

If you don't want to post the photo, up to you of course.

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41 minutes ago, Sparrow said:

Looks like just an update of the last one with them clarifying what previously happened with the mix up on the approval.

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That makes perfect sense.

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1 hour ago, gregcrs2 said:

Looks like just an update of the last one with them clarifying what previously happened with the mix up on the approval.

So we don't have to respond to that letter because we already did on 3 janurary right?

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Nothing to do on that, concentrate on your travel plans.

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32 minutes ago, Sparrow said:

So we don't have to respond to that letter because we already did on 3 janurary right?

Correct.

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On 1/18/2019 at 12:58 AM, Going through said:

Correct.

In how many months we will hear from uscis again? How long it's takes for them to give us yes or no?

Edited January 29, 2019 by Sparrow

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1 hour ago, Sparrow said:

In how many months we will hear from uscis again? How long it's takes for them to give us yes or no?

Much depends on complexity of case and if your rebuttal to the NOIR is satisfactory...some hear back in a few weeks, some hear back in a few months or longer.

 

It is a shame your wife didn't see the need for a lawyer.  A lawyer wouldn't have sped thing up in any way, but normally a very very good idea when it comes to NOIRs.  Keep us updated.

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Did she get her visa?

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26 minutes ago, Boiler said:

Did she get her visa?

OP's wife's plan was to apply today for the visa (from previous posts).