Gopa

21 hours ago, pushbrk said:

Just boilerplate you can ignore unless you actually get a Notice to Appear before an immigration Judge.  The Notice to Appear was mentioned in the same paragraph indicating they MAY send one.  In your case, they would not, in my opinion.

Well I hope so too. I am working with a lawyer already. 
Will an NTA affect my current status: trying to fight it. 
 

4 minutes ago, pushbrk said:

You are posting in a spouse visa forum, but clearly are not seeking a spouse visa.  What did you withdraw?  What was denied and why?  Please be specific so your topic can be moved to the correct forum and we can give meaningful answers.  

We withdrew the I30 and i485 of a Marriage based AOS application. 
 

Withdrawal was acknowledged and both applications was denied. Which was expected. 
 

At the end i485 letter states ‘when you filed you were present in the US contrary to law. You are not authorized to remain in the US’ .

It further request to leave in 33 days and ask to review my period of authorized stay on the i94 website.

 Note: when I filled I was on an L1 approval with an I94 that expires in 2022. So I am confused what that line is about. 
 

Me and wife withdraw a case and case was denied. Then USCIS informs that when I filled I was ‘present in the US contrary to law’  and I have 33 days to leave 
I currently have an L1 status approval with a1-94 that runs from 2019 to 2022. I applied this year for AOS. 

 Already spoke to a lawyer and they say it’s a generic letter they send out after denial. I also don’t have a visa for this status because I never needed to leave the US.  
 

Really confused on what to do. Anyone with such experience or could this be something unrelated to overstay.