Will USCIS reopen or reconsider our case after BIA appeal?

[Vrael 0]

Hi VJs

Im so confused of what to do next..

My wife's I-130 is denied by USCIS with the reason it is not a bona fide marriage. We did the BIA appeal in august 2014 but our appeal is never sent to the BIA, it always stays in the USCIS local office. After 9 months we received a notice from an Associate Counsel from USCIS office states that Government Response and Request for Remand: The Government requests that this case be remanded to USCIS to allow a new decision to be issued that addresses all of the evidence submitted. At this point, we wonder if they will reopen or reconsider our case? if it is reopenning, then will we be scheduled for an interview? what happen if our case will be reconsidered?

[Pitaya 2,576]

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Edited April 19, 2015 by Pitaya

[NancyNguyen 1,657]

Well I believe you need help from an experienced attorney.

[Vrael 0]

Does anyone know any experienced Vietnamese lawyers in San diego?

[andfp 14]

Geez. What was the reason they gave you besides they think you guys are not bona fide?

What is your background history? Adjusting from Tourist Visa, etc etc.

Edited April 25, 2015 by andfp

[milimelo 4,191]

The Government requests that this case be remanded to USCIS to allow a new decision to be issued that addresses all of the evidence submitted.

Based on this, USCIS will take a look at your case all over again with the evidence you submitted.

I'd still get an immigration lawyer with experience of Vietnam specific cases.