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MAR292024_01B5203
Dismissed
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Mar 29, 2024
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The Petitioner proposes to work in the United States as a cybersecurity director and an entrepreneur in the information technology (IT) field. The Director ofthe Texas Service Center denied the petition, concluding that the Petitioner did not establish that he qualified for the underlying classification. The Director also found that the Petitioner failed to…
MAR292024_01C6101
Dismissed
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Mar 29, 2024
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Onl I2021, when the Petitioner was 18 years old, the Court of Common Pleas, Division of Domestic Relations and Juvenile Branch of I I Ohio (family court) issued a Magistrate's Decision (SIJ order) designating the Petitioner's brother the sole legal custodian of the Petitioner. The family court determined the Petitioner cannot reunify with his parents due to…
MAR292024_02B5203
Dismissed
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Mar 29, 2024
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The Petitioner, a special education teacher, seeks to open a special education support office in Florida where she will provide psychopedagogical support, offer consultancy on adapting materials for special education, and deliver lectures on education for children with special needs. The Director concluded that the Petitioner qualifies as a member of the pr…
MAR292024_02C6101
Dismissed
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Mar 29, 2024
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The Petitioner filed her SIJ petition in December 2022. lnl 12023, aweek before the Petitioner's 21st birthday, the New York Family Court, I l(court), issued an order (SIJ order) containing the court's SIJ related determinations. The court also issued letters of guardianship and a separate order appointing a guardian on the same date. In June 2023, the Dire…
MAR282024_01B2203
Dismissed
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Mar 28, 2024
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As noted above, the Director concluded the record does not establish the Petitioner received a one time achievement of a major, internationally recognized award. The Director further concluded that the record does not satisfy, in the alternative, at least three of the 10 listed at 8 C.F.R. § 204.5(h)(3)(i)-(x), specifically addressing the criteria at 8 C.F…
MAR282024_01C1101
Dismissed
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Mar 28, 2024
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The Beneficiary entered the United States with a tourist visa on May 19, 2015. The Petitioner filed the instant petition to obtain the special immigrant religious worker classification on behalf of the Beneficiary on September 16, 2022. The sole issue before us is whether the Petitioner provided sufficient evidence to establish that the Beneficiary has two…
MAR282024_02B2203
Remanded
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Mar 28, 2024
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Because the Petitioner has not indicated or established receipt of 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 have satisfied four of these criteria, but the Director determined the Petitioner fulfilled only two: judging at 8 C.F.…
MAR282024_03B2203
Dismissed
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Mar 28, 2024
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Because the Petitioner has not indicated or established receipt of a major, internationally recognized award, he must satisfy at least three of the alternate regulatory criteria at 8 C.F.R. § 204.5(h)(3)(i)-(x). The Director determined the Petitioner fulfilled the following three claimed categories: judging at 8 C.F.R. § 204.5(h)(3)(iv), display at 8 C.F.R.…
MAR282024_03B5203
Dismissed
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Mar 28, 2024
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As noted above, to demonstrate eligibility as an individual of exceptional ability, a petitioner must initially submit documentation that satisfies at least three of six categories of evidence at 8 C.F .R. § 204.5(k)(3)(ii)(A)-(F). An official academic record showing that the individual has a degree, diploma, certificate, or similar award from a college, un…
MAR282024_05B5203
Dismissed
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Mar 28, 2024
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A. National Interest Waiver
The first Dhanasar prong, substantial merit and national importance, focuses on the specific endeavor that the individual proposes to undertake. The endeavor's merit may be demonstrated in a range of areas such as business, entrepreneurialism, science, technology, culture, health, or education. Dhanasar, 26 I&N Dec. at 889. Id. I…
MAR282024_06B5203
Dismissed
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Mar 28, 2024
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In the initial supporting statement, the Petitioner discussed his education and highlighted his experience in Colombia where he worked as a consultant in the nonprofit sector, focusing on humanitarian projects that involved assisting "the underprivileged in the education and housing fields." Based on his academic credentials and subsequent work experience,…
MAR282024_07B5203
Dismissed
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Mar 28, 2024
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The Director determined that the Petitioner had not submitted sufficient evidence to demonstrate eligibility for EB-2 classification as a noncitizen of exceptional ability.3 Further, the Director determined that the Petitioner had provided insufficient evidence to demonstrate his eligibility for the national interest waiver under the Dhanasar framework. The…
MAR272024_01B2203
Dismissed
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Mar 27, 2024
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The Petitioner indicates his self-employment as a competitive cyclist from January 2004 until September 2022. 1 The record contains documentation of his competitive results in road and track racing between 2004 and 2011. 2 He provides that he intends to continue his professional career as a competitive cyclist in the United States and "begin my transition t…
MAR272024_01B9204
Dismissed
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Mar 27, 2024
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The record reflects that in August 2020, the Petitioner filed a VA WA petition wherein he indicated that he had been married two times. With his petition, the Petitioner submitted affidavits from himself, friends and relatives, copies of his identity documents, Attestation of Birth from the National Population Commission (NPC), marriage certificate, bills,…
MAR272024_02B5203
Dismissed
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Mar 27, 2024
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The Director concluded that the Petitioner qualifies as a member of the professions holding the equivalent of an advanced degree as defined at 8 C.F.R. § 204.5(k)(2). The Petitioner's parallel claim of exceptional ability is therefore moot. The issue to be determined is whether the Petitioner has established that a waiver of the requirement of a job offer,…
MAR272024_03B5203
Dismissed
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Mar 27, 2024
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The Petitioner indicated in Part H of the labor certification that the offered position of programmer analyst requires a master's degree in computer science or engineering and six months of experience in the job offered, or as a ColdFusion developer or ColdFusion application designer. In the alternative, an individual with a bachelor's degree and five years…
MAR272024_04B5203
Dismissed
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Mar 27, 2024
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The Petitioner has not claimed he is a member of the professions holding an advanced degree, nor does the record contain evidence that the Petitioner previously earned a U.S. baccalaureate degree or its foreign equivalent. Therefore, to qualify for EB-2 immigrant classification, the Petitioner must establish he is an individual with exceptional ability in t…
MAR272024_04E2309
Accepted
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Mar 27, 2024
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With her Form N-600, the Applicant submitted evidence of her mother's U.S. citizenship and continuous physical presence in the U.S. for at least one year before the Applicant's birth. The Applicant also submitted evidence that she was placed in the custody of the Florida Department of Children and Families in 2015 and her mother's parental rights were termi…
MAR262024_01B9204
Dismissed
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Mar 26, 2024
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The Petitioner, a native and citizen of the Dominican Republic, filed the instant VA WA petition in January 2021 based on a claim of battery and extreme cruelty by her U.S. citizen spouse. The record reflects that the Petitioner was previously arrested in 201 7 for multiple controlled substance offenses in New York. Inl 2018, the Petitioner was ultimately c…
MAR262024_01C10204
Dismissed
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Mar 26, 2024
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The Director determined the Petitioner failed to establish that she was subjected to battery or extreme cruelty by her U .S. citizen son because the evidence submitted documented an assault that occurred when the Petitioner's son was 18 years old and did not include evidence of battery or extreme cruelty
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MAR262024_01E2309
Remanded
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Mar 26, 2024
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In response to the Director's request, the Applicant submitted the order ofthe High Court ofZimbabwe datedl I2015, which granted her parents' divorce, awarded custody of the Applicant and her brother to the Applicant's mother, and provided her father with "reasonable access rights." The Director concluded that the Applicant was ineligible to derive citizens…
MAR262024_01H5212
Remanded
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Mar 26, 2024
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The Director determined that the Applicant is inadmissible under section 212(a)(6)(C)(i) of the Act due to fraud or misrepresentation. 1 The Applicant does not contest the Director's inadmissibility finding on appeal. The Applicant seeks a waiver of this inadmissibility under section 212(i) of the Act and has asserted that his spouse would experience extrem…
MAR262024_02B5203
Dismissed
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Mar 26, 2024
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Since 2007, the Petitioner has worked for I I In 2012, she began working in the United States as an A-2 nonimmigrant employee of a foreign government, first as a senior specialist at office, and then, starting in 2016, as director oftourism at its I loffice. We will dismiss the appeal because the Petitioner has not met the requirements for the national inte…
MAR262024_02B9204
Remanded
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Mar 26, 2024
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The Director denied the petition because the Petitioner stated on the Form 1-360 that he had been married two times but did not submit evidence ofthe termination ofhis prior marriage. With the Form 1-360, the Petitioner submitted a copy of his U.S. citizen wife's birth certificate and a copy of their marriage certificate which states that the Petitioner was…
MAR262024_02E2309
Dismissed
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt52: Missing
v3_no_parsed_rules_gpt5mini_med: Missing
Mar 26, 2024
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With the Form N-600, the Applicant submitted evidence that he was born in Jamaica inl 1983 to unmarried parents and that his father became a naturalized U.S. citizen in June 1996 when the Applicant was 13 years old. The Applicant provided evidence of his admission to lawful permanent residency in August 1999 when he was 16 years old. The Director issued a R…