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Posted Feb 2nd, 2012
do i have to have a lawyer respond to a notice of intent to deny?



Legal Topic Area: Immigration in FL

It is certainly up to you, but a Notice of Intent to Deny is generally a serious issue with your case. CIS is issuing the Notice of Intent to Deny because they believe your case is deniable unless you can address the particular issue or facts raised in the notice. It is similar to an RFE, but a little more serious as CIS is going one step further with the position that your case is deniable as it stands now.

I think it is a good idea to at least have an attorney review your facts and review the Notice of Intent to Deny in order to provide a recommended response for you. I would recommend that you at least consult with an immigration attorney who can review everything for you and advise on proper next steps.

Regards,

Andrew M. Wilson, Esq.

Serotte Reich Wilson, LLP

www.srwlawyers.com

awilson@srwlawyers.com


Answered on Feb 6th, 2012 at 11:07am