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Apple hit with ‘mercenary spyware attacks’ — iPhone users warned worldwide of ‘most advanced digital threats’ Parent company Apple warned targeted users in an email that hackers aimed to “remotely compromise the iPhone” and updated its guidanceabout these cases of highly sophisticated device infiltration Wednesday. Called “mercenary attacks,” they actually don’t hone in on average users to lift a bank account number or other personal information. Everyday people typically are never a target at all even. ‘Source : New York Post..unable to post link…sorry

Criminal Defendants are required to sit and shush….but there will be cheering fans , somewhere https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=g9HmV_-EE8g&t=561s Former NY prosecutor on Trump hush money trial: ‘He’s going to have to sit there’ https://thehill.com/regulation/court-battles/4592206-former-ny-prosecutor-on-trump-hush-money-trial/

Super creative…but no.

This is the proof of service required, nothing else goes with it

I just realized you have not contacted USCIS nor Congressman. Poking the bear is often effective to bring attention to old paper ( non digital) cases stuck in the black hole. YOU should do both on your own. Call and USCIS, ask for tier 2 and try either an expedite or service request. Look up your congressman and email authorization

You can also FOIA the DOS ( dept of state)…for any /all visa records. Reach out to Congressional Liason and see if they can get some response on the reasons behind CDJs decision to seek revocation. You can keep a steady email inquiry w CDJ , in case they respond .

The typo/error /missing letter in I-129F is not the issue, so do not put focus on it. The DOB question at reception is odd …almost as if they had a second profile for her. What were the word for word questions she was asked during the interview? Did she ever apply for a visitor visa before? Is her son over 18?

It also happens to Iranians as well , as the translation come through with headings of ‘identity ‘document . ‘I don’t fault OPs attorney as it is one of those rare occurrences but I do hope they take a strong position on most effective solution and I-290B filing. All online document translation services actually guarantee USCIS compliance /standards , approx $20 a page

The simple solution is to get a new translation,try a fast online service , with the asked for headings. File I-290 B , you will win. You would have faced the same RFE issue even without an attorney, so grin and bear it but rest assured you will prevail. There is no need to get a Korean attorney to authenticate the documents.

I say DIY the WOM. Plenty of recent success stories from VJ posters , all of whom offered to help . ..you will get a lot of bang for the $400 cost of filing .

Here is proper link to the case . In Short she won a WOM then motioned for attorney fees . Government fought back but hats off to Margaret Stock for a big win. ..apparently I can link from iPhone so I must have boomer-ed my iPad 😂 https://casetext.com/case/pulatov-v-us-citizenship-immigration-servs Plaintiff's motion for attorney's fees [19] is granted. Defendants shall pay Plaintiff $13,370.13 in attorney's fees and costs by April 30, 2021. See the accompanying Statement for details.

Margaret Stock is of course Champion of All Things Military 😂..Naturalization Law is her focused specialty plus she sues the government left and right. …and wins. She even managed to get a court order for USCIS to pay the $13K attorneys fees for a delayed natz WOM.. Case PULATOV v US ( casetext.com) …am still not able to copy and paste links, so apologies In sum, the Court concludes that Pulatov is entitled to an award of attorney's fees and costs under the EAJA, and therefore his motion for attorney's fees is granted. Margaret Stock is of course Champion of All Things Military 😂..Naturalization Law is her focused specialty plus she sues the government left and right. …and wins. She even managed to get a court order for USCIS to pay the $13K attorneys fees for a delayed natz WOM.. Case PULATOV v US ( casetext.com) …am still not able to copy and paste links, so apologies In sum, the Court concludes that Pulatov is entitled to an award of attorney's fees and costs under the EAJA, and therefore his motion for attorney's fees is granted. Margaret Stock is of course Champion of All Things Military 😂..Naturalization Law is her focused specialty plus she sues the government left and right. …and wins. She even managed to get a court order for USCIS to pay the $13K attorneys fees for a delayed natz WOM.. Case PULATOV v US ( casetext.com) …am still not able to copy and paste links, so apologies In sum, the Court concludes that Pulatov is entitled to an award of attorney's fees and costs under the EAJA, and therefore his motion for attorney's fees is granted.

If she entered on K-1 you do NOT need to file an I-130 . ..as you married in the 90 day window. Name should be exactly as on passport ..and if you are inputing all the data exactly, then reach out to CBP under Contact CBP in the link you have

They are referencing the Policy Manual and have determined that 4 month stay does not establish child resided in the US. @jan22 occasionally checks and may add valuable info. Attorney with expertise in writing laws and suing the government is Margaret Stock…out of Alaska. My apologies…am unable to post any links..even though I go through the usual motions …brrr Chapter 2 - Definition of Child and Residence for Citizenship and Naturalization Commuters and Temporary Visits to the United States Residence is more than a temporary presence or a visit to the United States. Therefore, temporary presences and visits are insufficient to establish residence for the purposes of transmitting citizenship. For example, someone who resides along the border in Mexico or Canada, but works each day in the United States, cannot use his or her workplace to establish a residence. Vacations or brief stays in the United States do not qualify as residence in the United States. However, attendance at school, college, or university in the United States for an extended period of time may be considered as residence in the United States depending upon the totality of the circumstances.[38]

You cannot file a waiver before Consulate makes a finding of inadmissibility…if they make a finding, he will get a new Refusal Letter. ‘

Don’t wail. Try the following Chat w Emma and ask for live agent Call USCIS , ask for tier 2 officer Contact your congressman Mail , even if delivered, does at times get lost..human error.

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