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  1. Hello, My parents arrived US in Feb 2020 and supposed leave Aug 2020. Due to Covid, I applied their extension in July and they received Biometrics appointment at the end of September. Both attended the Biometrics appointment and then left US in Nov 2020. Now I received a denial notice for my mother stating that the fingerprints provided were not satisfactory and since she left US, she was unable to satisfy the biometrics requirement and hence, the application is denied as a matter of discretion. I would appreciate if anyone can comment on my questions - 1. Is her stay from August to November considered as unlawful presence? 2. Her visa is expiring is August 2021 and we have plans to apply for visa extension in India. Will she lose the dropbox eligibility because of this denial? 3. Will it cause any issue during her future travel? 4. Can we appeal against this decision? They clearly stated that a denial due to abandonment may not be appealed. Is this denial considered due to abandonment? Thanks.
  2. I am applying B2 extension for my parents. My father got stroke a year ago and his right hand and leg were paralyzed. Now he is partially recovered, but he is not able to do a signature in I-539 (Part 6.a.). I have a doctor note stating the incident happened last year. Please suggest me which options would be better - Place his right index finger print on the application and include explanation in "Part 9: Additional Information sheet" Let him sign the way he can. But it will not look the same as it was in his passport. Do I need to notarize this page? I will sign on his behalf and include explanation in "Part 9: Additional Information Sheet" Thank you for your inputs.