sahara Posted February 7, 2013 Report Share Posted February 7, 2013 Hello Sir, I would really appreciate if you can advise me on my below immigration case. I had taken admission in University of northern Virginia (****) in April 2009. I had applied for I-539 change of status from H1B to F1 via VCC Education which collaborated with ****. In month of May/June, I had requested USCIS to withdraw my application before it got approved and USCIS had sent me letter stating that withdrawal request was accepted. As far as I remember I was asked by VCC education to send only educational documents. VCC education had filed for I-539. I have no idea if they had submitted any financial documents because I HAVE NEVER EVER GIVEN THEM ANY FINANCIAL DOCUMENTS. In May 2012, I have applied for H1B transfer and my case went in a security check. Today I have received notice stating that USCIS intend to deny my case because when VCC education has applied my I 539, they have added fraudulent document (DENA BANK from INDIA) which I am not aware of. The notice also says that Applicant's/petitioner's signature is authorizing the release of any information from the record that USCIS needs to determine the eligibility of benefit sought. It also says that since beneficiary sought to procure a change in his non immigrant status by presenting a fraudulent document, he is inadmissible to the united states under section 212 (a) (6) © (i) of the act It is asking to submit evidence tis eligible for extension of her stay in the United States as a non immigrant by submitting a photocopy of a currently valid waiver of inadmissibility issued to beneficiary which covers the requested period of stay in the USA. I really appreciate if you can refer me who has faced similar issue or lawyer who has handled similar scenario. Thanks. Link to comment
JoeF Posted February 7, 2013 Report Share Posted February 7, 2013 Anything related to fake universities like **** is resulting in trouble. And what is VCC? Vision Consultants??? That's even worse. You tried to abuse the system. That is of course backfiring. What else did you expect??? You are now associated with two fraudulent organizations. You can probably forget any future in the US. Link to comment
Attorney_25 Posted February 7, 2013 Report Share Posted February 7, 2013 You need a good attorney to investigate the situation and advocate for you. The result depends on the facts uncovered and the ability of the attorney. Link to comment
wiweq Posted February 13, 2013 Report Share Posted February 13, 2013 It seems VCC is involved in fraud activities. Involve an attorney. **** is itself an unaccredited university. What you thought to get from this fraud univ? You have killed you career in USA yourself. Remember, there is no shortcut for the success. Link to comment
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