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    Is is true that USCIS will be able to deny applications without first issuing a RFE for cases filed after September 11th?
    8/17/18: Mailed via UPS to Chicago
    8/21/18: PD
    8/24/18: Fingerprint Fee Received
    9/7/18: Biometrics Letter/Appt for 9/20
    9/12/18: I-693 Courtesy Letter
    9/20/18: Biometrics Appt
    9/21/18: Fingerprint received
    10/24/18: Case ready to be sch for interview
    1/24/19: EAD ordered (I-765) and I-131 approved
    1/30/19: Combo Card
    1/31/19: SS Card
    4/10/19: Interview scheduled
    4/13/19: Interview notice received in mail
    5/15/19: Interview
    5/22/19: I130 & I485 approved
    5/28/19: GC Mailed
    5/30/19: GC Received

  • #2
    Originally posted by LoveDreams View Post
    Is is true that USCIS will be able to deny applications without first issuing a RFE for cases filed after September 11th?
    It says it on the website means it's true.
    TPS holder. Married LPR 11/14/14/USC 8/19/17
    Child 1/2016
    Feb 19 2018:PD just I-130 I765 crooked lawyer did not file concurrently. My medical is sitting here + my IRS transcripts.
    Feb 23:RFIE (I130A) long story
    May 23: RFIE received.
    Aug 20: lawyer called to pick up bio paper. Shocked.
    Aug 8:PD I485 according to the form
    Aug21: Bio done walkin (scheduled gor Aug 27)
    Aug 22: RFIE mailed
    Aug 23:RFIE mailed
    8/27:RFIE received for I864&original birth certificate

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    • #3
      It would appear so - for all applications filed after tomorrow (excluding DACA):

      Today we posted a policy memorandum that provides guidance to USCIS adjudicators regarding their discretion to deny an application, petition, or request without first issuing a Request for Evidence (RFE) or Notice of Intent to Deny (NOID) when required initial evidence was not submitted or the evidence of record fails to establish eligibility.
      Marriage-based AOS - Concurrent filing - Oakland Park, FL

      04/18/18: Sent to Chicago Lockbox
      04/23/18: Priority Date
      04/27/18: 4x I-797 NOA received
      05/04/18: Biometrics notice received
      05/15/18: Courtesy letter for I-693
      05/22/18: Biometrics completed
      05/29/18: Case Ready To Be Scheduled For Interview
      09/25/18: I-765 New Card being produced (via Case Tracker)
      09/26/18: I-765 and I-131 approved (via uscis.dhs.gov)
      10/01/18: Combo card in hand
      06/05/19: Interview scheduled

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      • #4
        Originally posted by cptfll View Post
        It would appear so - for all applications filed after tomorrow (excluding DACA):

        https://www.uscis.gov/news/news-rele...es-intent-deny
        Thanks for your reply

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        Originally posted by Heavenlyminded View Post
        It says it on the website means it's true.
        Thanks
        8/17/18: Mailed via UPS to Chicago
        8/21/18: PD
        8/24/18: Fingerprint Fee Received
        9/7/18: Biometrics Letter/Appt for 9/20
        9/12/18: I-693 Courtesy Letter
        9/20/18: Biometrics Appt
        9/21/18: Fingerprint received
        10/24/18: Case ready to be sch for interview
        1/24/19: EAD ordered (I-765) and I-131 approved
        1/30/19: Combo Card
        1/31/19: SS Card
        4/10/19: Interview scheduled
        4/13/19: Interview notice received in mail
        5/15/19: Interview
        5/22/19: I130 & I485 approved
        5/28/19: GC Mailed
        5/30/19: GC Received

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        • #5
          Originally posted by LoveDreams View Post
          Is is true that USCIS will be able to deny applications without first issuing a RFE for cases filed after September 11th?
          I think you ought to read what the memo actually says. If your filing merits a RFE, they will issue one. In summary, the memorandum provides guidance to USCIS adjudicators regarding their discretion to deny an application, petition, or request without first issuing a Request for Evidence (RFE) or Notice of Intent to Deny (NOID) when required initial evidence was not submitted or the evidence of record fails to establish eligibility.

          Bottom line is that people shouldn't be applying for benefits they're not eligible for. Those applications used to get a I-797 notice of action and now they don't. Little has changed really. This is what the I-130 instructions have stated for years. YET... people somehow think that they can just send a certificate of marriage and NO evidence of bona fide marriage with their AOS applications. See the screenshot below. It says clearly that USCIS may issue a Notice of Intent to Deny. So none of this is new.
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