Yesterday, I received an email from the embassy saying that my case was sent back to USCIS for revocation. What are my chances of still winning in this situation, and what do I need to do? Should I sue the USCIS, or should I wait and hope that my case will be reapproved by USCIS?
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Lynne Feldman
Find an EB-5 Visa Lawyer: Immigration AttorneyI would need more details to advise you. Did they give you some idea at the consulate what their concerns were? Eventually you will get a letter from USCIS of a Notice of Intent to Revoke, which is your chance to respond to their concerns.
Julia Roussinova
Find an EB-5 Visa Lawyer: Immigration AttorneyUSCIS may or may not agree with the US Embassy. If it agrees with the US Embassy, they will mail you a notice of intent to revoke and you will have an opportunity to respond. You should have an experienced immigration attorney assist you in such case.
Matthew Kolodziej
Find an EB-5 Visa Lawyer: Immigration AttorneyIf USCIS agrees with the embassy, and intends to revoke your EB-5 visa approval, they should send you a notice of intent to revoke and allow you to respond.
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