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A Notice of Intent to Deny on your asylum case is one of the scariest letters you can get from USCIS
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1:30Now PlayingA Notice of Intent to Deny on your asylum case is one of the scariest letters you can get from USCIS. Most NOIDs, somewhere around 90 to 95 percent, end in a final denial, but that does not mean yours will. 📄 What decides the outcome is your rebuttal. You need to show exactly where USCIS got the law or the facts wrong, and prove point by point that you meet every requirement for asylum under U.S. law. 📝 This is not something to put together alone. An experienced asylum attorney can build a legal brief around the specific facts of your case, and that work often makes the difference. ⚖️ Already missed your rebuttal deadline? You may still have options. And if you do get a final denial, reapplying with USCIS is often possible too. 🙏 For help with your asylum case, send the word "CONSULT" to me in a direct message.
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