Why Did I Receive A Notice?
Notice of Intent to Deny (NOID) is very straightforward. This notice is sent by USCIS when they feel that there is a critical defect in the application. In the past, Intents to Deny were only sent by USCIS as a last communication before denial. However, in recent months, we have seen the NOID used in lieu of an RFE.
Course of Action
If your application has received a Notice of Intend to Deny (NOID), USCIS’s questions will generally pertain to the investor’s source of funds documents. A comprehensive and well documented response by your investment immigration attorney to USCIS’s concerns is the appropriate action to take in response to a NOID. Work closely with your attorney to provide the required documents and any needed explanation.
Be Mindful of Time Constraints
The applicant is given a very limited amount of time to respond to the reason for the intent to deny expressed by USCIS, so it is critical you work quickly and decisively. Work closely with your investment immigration attorney to comprehensively respond to the questions expressed by USCIS. If the response is adequate, there is no reason to see a denial.
For more information about how to compile a successful application, contact Jatoi & de Kirby, APC at 415-969-6834. Experienced EB-5 lawyers want to help you succeed with EB-5.