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JUN032022_01H5212
Dismissed
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Jun 03, 2022
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The issues on appeal are whether the Applicant is inadmissible under section 212(a)(9)(C)(i) of the Act and whether he is therefore eligible for a waiver based on extreme hardship to a qualifying relative under section 212(i) of the Act. Government records indicate the Applicant was deported at government expense onl I 1992, via American Airlines flight and…
JUN032022_02B9204
Dismissed
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Jun 03, 2022
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The record reflects that the Petitioner, a native and citizen of Venezuela, was issued a Notice to Appear JmA) and placed into removal proceedings inl 12015. She married C-M-, 1 a U.S. citizen, in 201 7. 2 In September 2019, the Petitioner filed the instant VA WA petition based on this marriage. With her VA WA petition, the Petitioner submitted a personal s…
JUN032022_02H5212
Dismissed
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Jun 03, 2022
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The Applicant does not contest his inadmissibility for fraud and misrepresentation. Instead, he seeks a waiver of inadmissibility under section 212(i) of the Act, stating that his wife will suffer extreme hardship if his application is denied. An applicant may show extreme hardship in two scenarios: 1) if the qualifying relative remains in the United States…
JUN032022_03B9204
Dismissed
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Jun 03, 2022
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The record reflects that the Petitioner, a native and citizen of Egypt, married C-N- 1, a U.S. citizen, in I 12016. He filed the instant VAWA petition in November 2018 based on this marriage. 1 We use initials to protect the privacy of individuals.
In the record before the Director, the Petitioner stated that he met C-N- in May 2015, shortly after he arriv…
JUN022022_01B9204
Dismissed
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Jun 02, 2022
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The Petitioner, a native and citizen of China, married her U.S. citizen spouse, B-F-, 1 in 22016. She filed her VAWA petition in November 2018. In support of her VAWA petition, the Petitioner submitted a personal affidavit, third-party letters of support, a psychological evaluation, financial and insurance records, and photographs. In response to a request…
JUN022022_01D8101
Dismissed
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Jun 02, 2022
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Because the Petitioner has not indicated or established that the Beneficiary has received a major, internationally recognized award, it must satisfy at least three of the alternate regulatory criteria at 8 C.F.R. § 214.2(o)(3)(iii)(B)(l)-(8). The Petitioner asserted in response to the Director's request for evidence (RFE) that the Beneficiary fulfilled seve…
JUN022022_01H5212
Remanded
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Jun 02, 2022
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The Applicant, a native and citizen of Jamaica, was found inadmissible under section 212( a)( 6)(C)(i) of the Act, for fraud or willful misrepresentation. Specifically, the record establishes that the Applicant misrepresented his marital status and family ties in the United States when he applied for a nonimmigrantvisa in 2019. 1 Thus, the Applicant must se…
JUN022022_02B2203
Remanded
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Jun 02, 2022
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The Petitioner is an entrepreneur with experience in several aspects of the motorsports industry. The record shows that he has competed in I competitions, organized! I vehicle expeditions, and written articles in a magazine dedicated to vehicles and travel. He served as the Business Development Director of I and was project manager for the company's magazin…
JUN022022_02B9204
Remanded
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Jun 02, 2022
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The Petitioner is a native and citizen of Tajikistan who entered the United States with a J-1 nonimmigrantvisa in 2010, married her U .S. citizen spouse, E-K-,1 in 12016, and filed her VA WA petition in August 2018 . The Director issued a request for evidence (RFE) because the Form 1-360 indicated the Petitioner had been married two times and required proof…
JUN022022_03B9204
Dismissed
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Jun 02, 2022
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The Petitioner is a native and citizen of Nigeria who entered the United States in March 2016 as a B 1/B2 nonimmigrant visitor. Inl I 2016 she married a U.S. citizen, Z-R-M-, 1 with whom she claims she resided from December 2016 until August 2017. In September 2018 she filed her VA WA petition. With the petition and in response to the Director's request of…
JUN012022_01B2203
Dismissed
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Jun 01, 2022
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The Petitioner is an actress who works in the Chinese film and television industry.
A. Evidentiary Criteria
Because the Petitioner has not indicated or established that she has received a major, internationally recognized award, she must satisfy at least three of the alternate regulatory criteria at 8 C.F.R. § 204.5(h)(3)(i)-(x). The Petitioner claimed to…
JUN012022_01B5203
Dismissed
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Jun 01, 2022
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The Director determined that, although the Petitioner had demonstrated the substantial merit of her proposed endeavor as a registered nurse, she had not established its national importance under the first prong of the Dhanasar analysis. As we explained in our precedent decision, In determining whether the proposed endeavor has national importance, we consid…
JUN012022_01B9204
Dismissed
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Jun 01, 2022
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The record reflects that the Petitioner, a native and citizen of Argentina, entered the United States multiple times as a tourist and last entered in 2005 via parole. In 2004 she married her first spouse, T-E-A-, 1 a U.S. citizen who filed a Form I-130, Petition for Alien Relative (relative petition), on her behalf but subsequently withdrew the petition in…
JUN012022_01D13101
Accepted
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Jun 01, 2022
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The Petitioner seeks to continue to employ the Beneficiary in a religious vocation, in which she will teach catechism and conduct prayer meetings in addition to other duties. In his decision, the Director declined to defer to the approval of the pervious petition filed by the Petitioner on behalf of the Beneficiary, noting that the website of the U.S. Inter…
JUN012022_01D14101
Dismissed
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Jun 01, 2022
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A. Relevant Facts and Procedural History The Petitioner filed his U petition in May 2015 stemming from criminal activity that occurred in 2008 when the record reflects that he was six years old. With the petition he submitted a Supplement B, a police traffic collision report, medical records, a mental health examination, letters of support, a letter to the…
JUN012022_01D6101
Remanded
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Jun 01, 2022
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The record indicates that the Petitioner has been married three times: to I I I and I I In order to demonstrate that he was legally free to marry the Beneficiary, the Petitioner was asked by the Director in a request for evidence (RFE) to submit evidence that all of these previous marriages were legally terminated. Regarding his marriage to the Petitioner p…
JUN012022_01H4212
Dismissed
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Jun 01, 2022
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The record indicates that the Applicant attempted to enter the United States without inspection on 2004 . He was ordered removed pursuant to Section 240 of the Act, 8 U.S.C. § 1229a, on 2004 , and he was removed on I 2004 . Later in 2004 , the Applicant entered the United States without inspection. He departed the United States on September 2, 2014. In 2020…
JUN012022_01H6212
Dismissed
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Jun 01, 2022
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The record indicates that the Applicant attempted to enter the United States without inspection on c===] 2004. He was ordered removed pursuant to Section 240 of the Act, 8 U.S.C. § 1229a, on 2004, and he was removed on 2004. Later in 2004, the Applicant entered the United States without inspection. He departed the United States on September 2, 2014. In 2020…
JUN012022_02B9204
Dismissed
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Jun 01, 2022
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In this case, the Petitioner married A-R 1, a U.S. citizen, inl I 2016. In Part 10 of his VAWA petition, the Petitioner indicated that he lived with A-R- froml I 2016 to March 201 7 and more specifically, from December 28, 20166, through March 20,201 7, the Petitioner and A-R- lived together o Beach Street in Florida. In his March 2018 declaration, the Peti…
MAY312022_01B2203
Dismissed
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
May 31, 2022
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The record reflects that the Petitioner is a co-founder, musician, and musical director for the I I group I I The evidence indicates that I I which formed in 1987, regularly performs at restaurants, private and corporate parties, and special events inl I and has made appearances onl I television. In a letter submitted with his petition, the Petitioner state…
MAY312022_01B9204
Dismissed
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
May 31, 2022
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The record reflectsthatthe Petitioner, a citizen of Mexico, married M-V-,1 a U.S. citizen, in 2011. In May 2018, he filed the instantVAWA petition based on this marriage.2 In January 2020, the Director notified the Petitioner of USCIS's intent to deny the petition because the petition was filed more than two years after the death of M-V-. In his personal st…
MAY312022_01D14101
Dismissed
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
May 31, 2022
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The Petitioner was admitted to the United States as a lawful permanent resident in February 2003. Following a criminal conviction, the Petitioner was placed in removal proceedings in 2012 and an Immigration Judge administratively closed her proceedings in 2017.1 In 2013, the Petitioner's home was burglarized. Based on that victimization, she filed the insta…
MAY312022_01H2212
Dismissed
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
May 31, 2022
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The dispositive issue of the Director's decision is whether the Florida statute under which the Applicant was convicted is an "aggravated felony," as defined at section 101 (a)( 43)(G) of the Act As previously stated, a theft offense or burglary offense for which the term of imprisonment is at least one year is an aggravated felony. Section 101 (a)(43)(G) o…
MAY312022_01H4212
Dismissed
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
May 31, 2022
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The Applicant is a native and citizen of El Salvador who entered the United States without being inspected and admitted or paroled in 1996. In 1996, the Applicant was ordered deported by an Immigration Judge, pursuant to section 24l(a)(l)(B) of the Act, for having entered the United States without inspection. Shortly thereafter, the Applicant was deported t…
MAY312022_01H5212
Dismissed
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
May 31, 2022
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The primary issue on appeal is whether the Applicant established that his qualifying relative(s) would experience extreme hardship if his waiver application is denied, and, if so, whether his application warrants a favorable exercise of discretion. However, as a preliminary matter, we will address whether the Applicant requires a waiver of inadmissibility f…