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Hi again,

.               Once again, thanks to everyone who has helped me on this.  One final question, as I am filing for 

a motion to Re-Open and Motion to Reconsider on the I-230b, should I do headings for both separately. For example, title the motion to reconsider and then add and comment on all the failings the reviewer made in determining the rules.  Then title the motion to reopen and add all my new evidence?  Or can I just lost all my evidence with references and reasons all together under a joint heading?

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12 minutes ago, Family said:

Use one heading MTR and or M to Reconsider, and present short concise arguments without your own analysis of what they support….

So I can argue that the reviewer should have noted that vaccines that I was denied on are age dependant.  But can't use this to support my case?  Can you give a quick example?

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48 minutes ago, dundeehighlander said:

So I can argue that the reviewer should have noted that vaccines that I was denied on are age dependant.  But can't use this to support my case?  Can you give a quick example?

I would focus on the shots are not age appropriate as facts they can see on the I-693 they received. I would avoid pointing blame at the USCIS as I have read attorney pages saying they rarely admit to making a mistake. So give the facts to reconsider without specifically saying “you messed up”.

 

And I would choose to separate my evidence and arguments into two separate briefs. The arguments are different. And saying this again—-I still think what happened at the panel physician overseas has no bearing on your case now. You started over with a civil surgeon and an I-693. And I think saying you failed to get a photocopy at both places sounds dodgy and makes you sound careless like you just misplaced them. You have evidence of the I-693 being incorrectly completed and the letter of that admission. That is the best basis, in my opinion, of reopening.  I like keeping it clear and simple without rambling on about things that don’t focus on the issue.

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You did a very good job of getting your points in, pat yourself on the back. I would delete everything from the “ I genuinely believed…” details w doctor follow up. 
You could consider numbering or bullet pointing your 3 arguments and do not bold the source . 
 

Enjoy your evening and have a bit of fun…imagine the smile on the Supreme Court Justices when they read this brief a few weeks ago: 


https://www.supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/22/22-293/242292/20221003125252896_35295545_1-22.10.03 - Novak-Parma - Onion Amicus Brief.pdf
 

“ Tu stultus es. You are dumb. “ 

 

And on an even lighter note 

https://www.hoganlegal.com/funny-judicial-opinions/

 

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Hi all, one final question I promise.  I have compiled my I-290b package and it should be sent tomorrow.  One thing though, my denial decision was headed the San Bernardino office and I assume that I should send to the domestic office address and not the USCIS service centre address?

 

https://www.uscis.gov/i-290b-addresses

 

  • 3 weeks later...
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Just an update, USCIS have sent me a letter stating that there is enough evidence for my filling to reconsider/reopen my case and they have withdrawn the denial letter for now.  They are now looking at it again.  Fingers crossed, I will update more when I hear more.  Thanks again guys.

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7 minutes ago, dundeehighlander said:

Just an update, USCIS have sent me a letter stating that there is enough evidence for my filling to reconsider/reopen my case and they have withdrawn the denial letter for now.  They are now looking at it again.  Fingers crossed, I will update more when I hear more.  Thanks again guys.

I would be doing the victory dance ..

Permission to blow my own horn here, Darn I’m Good😎

Posted
6 hours ago, Family said:

I would be doing the victory dance ..

Permission to blow my own horn here, Darn I’m Good😎

Permission granted!

 
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