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In Need of a Notice of Intent to Deny Immigration Lawyer?

At Kasturi Law, LLC, our Naperville and Schaumburg immigration lawyer and law firm founder, Shobhana Kasturi, knows when someone receives a Notice of Intent to Deny (NOID) letter from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), it can seem as though the notice marks the end of their immigration journey.

As a proud first-generation immigrant, Shobhana practices immigration law to give a voice to those who need it most — including those who receive NOIDs and feel they have nowhere left to turn.

From our primary office in the Chicago metropolitan area, our immigration law firm assists individuals and families throughout Illinois and neighboring states to successfully respond to these intimidating notices so they can confidently move forward with their immigration journey, knowing they have a true advocate standing by their side.

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Contact our skilled Notice of Intent to Deny immigration attorney in Schaumburg for help today. We provide in-office, phone, and Zoom consultations to help you understand your legal rights and options so you can make informed decisions about your immigration journey.

Why Am I Receiving a Notice of Intent to Deny from USCIS?

Receiving a NOID from USCIS means the agency is considering denying your immigration application or petition based on the information provided or issues identified during the review process.

Some of the most common reasons why individuals might receive a NOID include, but are not limited to:

  • Legal Ineligibility

If USCIS determines that you are legally ineligible for the immigration benefit sought, including not meeting the eligibility criteria or having a disqualifying criminal history or immigration violation, they may issue a NOID.

  • Insufficient Evidence

USCIS may issue a NOID if the evidence provided in support of your application or petition is insufficient to establish eligibility or meet the requirements for the benefit sought. This could include missing documentation, incomplete forms, or inadequate explanations, and often comes as a Request For Evidence first.

  • Inconsistencies or Discrepancies

USCIS may issue a NOID if the information in your application or petition is inconsistent, discrepant, or conflicts with other records or evidence.

  • Request for Additional Information or Clarification

Sometimes, USCIS may issue a NOID to request additional information, clarification, or explanations regarding certain aspects of your application or petition. This could include questions about your background, intentions, or eligibility.

  • Fraud or Misrepresentation

If USCIS suspects fraud or willful misrepresentation in connection with your application or petition, they may issue a NOID to provide you with an opportunity to respond to the allegations and present evidence to refute them.

  • Failure to Respond to Requests

If you fail to respond to USCIS requests for additional information or clarification within the specified timeframe, they may issue a NOID as a precursor to the denial of your application or petition.

Working with our skilled Naperville immigration attorney can help you respond to the NOID, address any issues raised by USCIS, and provide any requested documentation or evidence to support your case.

How Long Do I Have to Respond to a Notice of Intent to Deny Immigration?

The time frame for responding to a NOID typically varies depending on the case’s specific circumstances. However, applicants are generally given 30 days to reply to a NOID.

The 30-day period starts from the date of the notice – not the date that the individual received it – so it is imperative to check the date on the NOID. It is crucial to ensure that you submit your response within this timeframe. Failure to respond to a NOID within the specified deadline may result in denying your immigration application or petition.

It’s important to carefully review the NOID, understand the reasons for the potential denial outlined in the notice, and provide a comprehensive and persuasive response addressing all issues raised by USCIS. If you need additional time to gather the necessary documentation or information for your response, you may request an extension from USCIS. However, such requests are discretionary, and USCIS may or may not grant an extension.

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Should I Hire a Notice of Intent to Deny Immigration Attorney?

This decision to partner with a NOID immigration lawyer is entirely up to the petitioner or applicant. Given the seriousness of a NOID and the potential consequences of a denial, it is advisable to work with an immigration attorney to ensure that your response to the NOID is thorough, accurate, and effectively addresses USCIS’s concerns. Our experienced NOID immigration attorney can guide and assist throughout the process, increasing the likelihood of a successful outcome for your immigration application or petition.

At Kasturi Law, LLC, our Illinois immigration and nationality attorney focuses only on providing legal solutions for immigrants who need our help to flourish in a country built on migrant success stories. Call our immigration law firm at 630-392-8101 in Naperville today to schedule an in-person, phone, or Zoom consultation to learn more about our Notice of Intent to Deny and Request For Evidence services.

We believe in you, your immigration journey, and your success.

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Frequently Asked Questions for Deny Immigration

How many days do I have to respond to a NOID?

Usually one has 30 days to respond but often the notice will provide an absolute due date. The response has to be timely provided. Even if all the documents are not available, one should submit a timely response.

Should I hire a lawyer?

This decision is entirely the potential client’s. Has the attorney handled a similar NOID before? Have they had success with responding to NOID’s? Does the attorney have a strategy to address the NOID? These are some of the questions one should ask before making a decision on whether to hire and whom to hire to assist with responding to their RFE or NOID.

Kasturi Law, LLC has experience in effectively responding to NOIDS. Call +1 (630) 392-8101 to further discuss your immigration matter.

 

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