Dear Oscar, could you make a video here in your course about how to respond to an RFE, that is, what should be taken into account and what is the most effective way. Thank you.
Hi Oscar, it’s me again. I’m speechless as you are! I’m the poster child of incongruity and inconsistency. First an RFE, then a NOID in which they basically reject the entire evidence even with things that were established before. If this wasn’t as tragic for me as it is, it would even be funny. I feel hand tied. This will be really hard to reply to. It’s like I’m back at square one.
Hi! Did we talk back in March? I remember talking with someone with your last name back in the day, about an RFE. Are you saying you got an NOID in the same process? That would be a first for me. Or was it in a resubmission? If the former is true, I believe your response should be on the "agressive" side, making them realize they have to review your evidence.
@@OscarsGreenCard yeah, it was me. RFE was thoroughly and aggressively responded, we didn’t left anything out (or so we thought). Now, the NOID is worse than the RFE. It is like we never did anything to begin with. USCIS is asking for evidence of items that weren’t even considered on the RFE. A lot of evidence was overlooked as well as most of my accomplishments. The worst part is that I think USCIS is more concerned with finding small cracks on petitioners than to really foster the national economy/growth and benefit from our strengths.
So after the RFE the petition was not denied? Instead, they sent a NOID? If that is the case I think you should be hopeful until the very end, because they almost never do that. @@flarue3678
Thank you @OscarsGreenCard for providing all these details. It's very very helpful. A master degree from a Canadian public university is also required an equivalency? Do we need to submit the master's degree only or also submit all the academics too?
Technically you do need it, regardless of the language of study . Sometimes the officer doesn't send an RFE for it but I encourage people to include it to be sure
Dear Oscar, my application was rejected due to I did not provide an address of where I will work, I provided the location of the production plant, but I cannot build the plant or buy land without a permanent residency, this is crazy because VISA EB2 NIW is for people who do not have an sponsor. I presented a business plan with a project to be implemented in the industrial engineering field to optimised food production. I do not understand officer's decision? Have ever experienced similar situation?
Hi Nelson , sorry to hear that. I assume you me "denied" , not rejected . I don't know the details of your case so it's difficult for me to say. But sometimes the decisions are not very logical, and sometimes (many times) the case is not presented correctly. Good luck!!
Hola Oscar, sabes algo sobre las nuevas reglasque acaba de salir el 20 de diciembre sobre estudiantes F1 que pueden trabajar puedes explicar algo sobre es gracias.
colle mi eso es algo nuevo que salio recien en ucsis , coloca esto en google y buscalo a ver: USCIS Updates Policy Guidance for International Students y chequea lo a ver @@gustavosanchez8347
Hola! no son nuevas reglas, son aclaraciones que hace USCIS al respecto de la visa de estudiantes. Una de las cosas positivas que aclara es que los estudiantes en visa F pueden estar en un proceso de green card por empleo y aún así probar que no tienen inmigrant intent, lo cual es bueno.
EB2Please I need advice, I did not sign my petition letter because I had no idea one needs to sign that but signed all my NIW forms, please is this bad? Not signing my petition letter cause me a denial? Thanks My proposed endeavor is Supply chain, AI, Automation and ML.
Thanks @@OscarsGreenCard 👍 for this type of quality content! Are there any consequences (for my current nonimmigrant status) after receiving a denial? 🙂
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Thank you Oscar, my self petition has been approved yesterday in only seven days.
Nice! Congratulations! DIY or lawyer? Happy to hear this
Myself and your full download I-140 teamed up perfectly. I didn't need a lawyer.
Congratulations! Did you do premium processing?
@@ikennaonyekwelu5459 Absolutely! I did premium processing .
Awesome! Very satisfied to hear :) If you want to answer a few questions for an instagram story, send me an email to oscar@eb2niw.info@@Olinwild
Dear Oscar, could you make a video here in your course about how to respond to an RFE, that is, what should be taken into account and what is the most effective way. Thank you.
I will make a module for the online course at some point in the coming months, at least that's my plan
Thank you very much for this video .. yes, you hope for the best, but also plan for the worst .. and this video helped in exaxtly that
Those were the words I was looking for !
Hi Oscar, it’s me again. I’m speechless as you are! I’m the poster child of incongruity and inconsistency. First an RFE, then a NOID in which they basically reject the entire evidence even with things that were established before. If this wasn’t as tragic for me as it is, it would even be funny. I feel hand tied. This will be really hard to reply to. It’s like I’m back at square one.
Hi! Did we talk back in March? I remember talking with someone with your last name back in the day, about an RFE. Are you saying you got an NOID in the same process? That would be a first for me. Or was it in a resubmission? If the former is true, I believe your response should be on the "agressive" side, making them realize they have to review your evidence.
@@OscarsGreenCard yeah, it was me. RFE was thoroughly and aggressively responded, we didn’t left anything out (or so we thought). Now, the NOID is worse than the RFE. It is like we never did anything to begin with. USCIS is asking for evidence of items that weren’t even considered on the RFE. A lot of evidence was overlooked as well as most of my accomplishments. The worst part is that I think USCIS is more concerned with finding small cracks on petitioners than to really foster the national economy/growth and benefit from our strengths.
So after the RFE the petition was not denied? Instead, they sent a NOID? If that is the case I think you should be hopeful until the very end, because they almost never do that. @@flarue3678
Thanks for the update 🎉
Thanks for your comment!
If REF is submitted successfully done long time not receive any response from USCIS then what will be success rate. Thanks
Thank you @OscarsGreenCard for providing all these details. It's very very helpful.
A master degree from a Canadian public university is also required an equivalency? Do we need to submit the master's degree only or also submit all the academics too?
I presume if your Master's degree is from an English Speaking territory in Canada you don't need to establish any equivalency. You are good to go.
Technically you do need it, regardless of the language of study . Sometimes the officer doesn't send an RFE for it but I encourage people to include it to be sure
Thank you so much. I understand it. For avoiding RFE, better to include equivalency. Appreciate :)
@@Olinwild Thanks for your response.
Absolutely, I believe anything Oscar says regarding this process. Because his training has led me to the the right direction, without RFE.
Hi Oscar, is it mandatory to be a contributor in a journal or article before applying for eb2-niw ?
It's not mandatory . It's one of the types of evidence you may use
Dear Oscar, my application was rejected due to I did not provide an address of where I will work, I provided the location of the production plant, but I cannot build the plant or buy land without a permanent residency, this is crazy because VISA EB2 NIW is for people who do not have an sponsor. I presented a business plan with a project to be implemented in the industrial engineering field to optimised food production. I do not understand officer's decision? Have ever experienced similar situation?
Hi Nelson , sorry to hear that. I assume you me "denied" , not rejected . I don't know the details of your case so it's difficult for me to say. But sometimes the decisions are not very logical, and sometimes (many times) the case is not presented correctly. Good luck!!
Hola Oscar, sabes algo sobre las nuevas reglasque acaba de salir el 20 de diciembre sobre estudiantes F1 que pueden trabajar puedes explicar algo sobre es gracias.
Como se llama la nueva regulación para f1 ?
colle mi eso es algo nuevo que salio recien en ucsis , coloca esto en google y buscalo a ver: USCIS Updates Policy Guidance for International Students y chequea lo a ver @@gustavosanchez8347
Hola! no son nuevas reglas, son aclaraciones que hace USCIS al respecto de la visa de estudiantes. Una de las cosas positivas que aclara es que los estudiantes en visa F pueden estar en un proceso de green card por empleo y aún así probar que no tienen inmigrant intent, lo cual es bueno.
EB2Please I need advice, I did not sign my petition letter because I had no idea one needs to sign that but signed all my NIW forms, please is this bad? Not signing my petition letter cause me a denial? Thanks
My proposed endeavor is Supply chain, AI, Automation and ML.
What matters is the forms
@@OscarsGreenCard thanks so much some people are saying it's very important to sign but I will stick to the positive side
First watching your video
Second that
First one AND second one was me! hehehe @@TheMarqitoron
Thanks @@OscarsGreenCard 👍
for this type of quality content! Are there any consequences (for my current nonimmigrant status) after receiving a denial? 🙂
are u from spain?
Yep
@@OscarsGreenCard I am from portugal and my PD is 12/01/2023. Are u in usa?
@@isimoes I got my green card with an adjustment of status in the US. I don't want to get into personal questions
Unfortunately subjectivity = luck and chance.
There is a component of it, yes, but there is also a big component of preparation and qualifications