When you get a referral notice from USCIS, there’s a line that says “This is not a denial of your
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1:00Now PlayingWhen you get a referral notice from USCIS, there’s a line that says “This is not a denial of your
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as posted by the channelWhen you get a referral notice from USCIS, there’s a line that says “This is not a denial of your case.” But in reality — it basically is. It means the asylum officer decided you don’t qualify for asylum, and now the government is officially moving to deport you. You’ve been placed in immigration court proceedings, which means you’re now in deportation proceedings. The good news is that you still have a chance to present your case to a judge. The judge can grant you asylum — or, if they agree that you don’t qualify, they’ll issue an order of deportation. If you’ve received this letter, you need to act fast. The stakes are high, and you can’t afford to go to court unprepared. Work with an experienced asylum lawyer to build the strongest case possible. If you want to explore getting our help, schedule a consultation at winasylum.com. ⚖️🚨
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