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#8
02-16-2011, 10:49 PM
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Joined in May 2006
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Ianus
I honestly can't tell you how many dreamers have come on here in which they mentioned lawyer (A) could do this and screwed it up,and then went to lawyer (B) to fix what Lawyer (A) did only to be told it is too late and nothing can be done at this point.

US residency is a mainly one shot deal,if you don't get it you revert back to your prior status.Considering that, it would mean an NTA[Removal proceedings] is issued IF the benefit in question is denied.I would highly suggest requesting some sort of DHS statistic showcasing that these particular cases are hardly denied.I think you are too easily sold on this and should ask for solid proof to back up what they are saying,in addition seek at least a tertiary opinion.

If you need help,I'm sure some here would be more than willing to help you understand the process m0re in depth including myself.

I think you should step away from filing anything for the time being and educate yourself on what you're actually filing and make 100% sure you understand everything no matter how long it takes.The proof is always on the applicant that they actually qualify for the benefit in question...at the end you don't see lawyers being removed from the US when they have lost a case !!!!!
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