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Can USCIS Deny Your Case Without an RFE? What Applicants Need to Know
Can USCIS deny an immigration application or petition without first issuing a Request for Evidence (RFE)?
NPZ Law Group Managing Attorney David Nachman discusses USCIS guidance on establishing eligibility at the time of filing and why submitting sufficient supporting evidence can be critical. He also explains officer discretion, the risk of an outright denial, and why applicants should carefully document their eligibility when filing for an immigration benefit.Learn what this may mean for green card applications, petitions, travel documents, and other USCIS benefit requests.For U.S. and Canadian immigration guidance, visit VisaServe.com.#USCIS #RFE #ImmigrationLaw #USImmigration #GreenCard #ImmigrationUpdate #NPZLawGroup #VisaServe
23 Apr 2026
Derivative Child Aging Out: Will CSPA Protect Your Child Turning 21?
In this episode, attorney Ludka Zimovcak, Managing Attorney at NPZ Law Group, addresses a critical concern for families in long green card queues: What happens when a child is about to turn 21 while waiting for parent's priority date to become current?Ludka explains how the Child Status Protection Act (CSPA) works, recent changes affecting how age is calculated, and why the final action date—not the filing date—now determines eligibility. She walks through practical examples of how CSPA age is calculated based on I-140 processing time and highlights risks of filing adjustment of status too early.She also discusses an important issue many families overlook: maintaining nonimmigrant status (such as transitioning from H-4 to F-1) if the child turns 21 while waiting. If your child is close to aging out, this episode explains why timing and strategy are critical.
22 Apr 2026
H-1B Layoffs: What to Do During the 60-Day Grace Period
In this episode, attorney David Nachman, Founder and Managing Attorney at NPZ Law Group, discusses a pressing issue affecting many foreign workers: H-1B layoffs and what options are available if you lose your job. David explains the 60-day grace period, what steps individuals can take if layoffs are anticipated, and how strategies like concurrent H-1B employment, changing status (such as to F-1 or B-2), or planning ahead can help maintain lawful status in the United States. He also highlights increased enforcement trends, including worksite inspections and compliance expectations for employers.If you are on an H-1B visa and concerned about job security, this episode outlines practical steps to protect your status and plan your next move.
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