On Tuesday, a new policy kicks in
 

Sinister


On Tuesday, a new policy kicks in, allowing officers with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services to outright deny any visa or green card application that is missing evidence or contains an error.

https://www.propublica.org/article/a...-to-fix-errors

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Not like we can apply for one anyway

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Omgs sinister... This is getting old.

I advice you use a competent lawyer when applying.

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scaryy crap but doesn't apply to us at the moment :)

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Well if you lack evidence or have errors then by definition it should be denied. Makes sense to me. Pretty crazy that they were approving without evidence.

Looks like the world is righted back into rightful order.

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You guys forget that its USCIS that approves/denys our DACAs..? What makes you guys think this also won't be applicable to us as well?

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I am thinking they are trying to raise the standard for computing purposes.

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What I want to know, when they deny them, is a rejection or plat out denial that they can't apply again?

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I bieve they stated in the past this did not apply to daca

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Measure twice, cut once.