APPROVED: Change of Status From H-1B to F-1
Congratulations to our client!
Our client only had 90 days to leave the United States, but the firm successfully represented the client. It was indeed a very difficult case, as the client did not make a full disclosure of material facts, which triggered a brutal RFE. The RFE was really lengthy. This case touched on crimmigration (the intersections of criminal and immigration laws). The firm sought clarity of the charge statute from a criminal lawyer in the client's jurisdiction. The RFE brief argues, inter alia, that the offense here did not fall within a permanent or conditional bar to good moral character under the catch-all clause of section 101(f) of the Immigration and Nationality Act and 8 CFR 316.10.
The firm also sought relieve under 8 CFR 214.1(l)(2), clarifying why our client should be treated as having a valid non-immigrant visa at the time of filing. Other substantive questions were properly addressed.
This morning, the firm received the approval notice in the mail.
The Law Office of Akintunde F. Adeyemo, PLLC is now accepting eligible clients in this area (i.e., application to change/extend nonimmigrant status in the U.S.).
To schedule an appointment, contact the attorney-in-charge of The Law Office of Akintunde F. Adeyemo, PLLC:
Akintunde F. Adeyemo, Esq.
Attorney, Counselor & Solicitor
734-318-7053 (Call, Text, Including WhatsApp)
Website: www.akinalaw.com
Email address: info@akinalaw.com
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