Inquiries, Noids, RFEs
The daily practice of immigration law is not limited to just filing cases or appearing at interviews or Immigration Court. Our office routinely handles general immigration matters including case status inquiries;responding to Requests for Evidence ("RFEs") and Notices of Intent to Deny ("NOID"); and securing information under the Freedom of Information Act ("FOIA" requests).
If you have filed an immigration case yourself and have not received an answer from USCIS or you have received a letter requesting more evidence, our office may be able to assist you. If your case has already been assigned locally, we can conduct attorney inquiries at the Federal Building in Newark and speak directly with the officer adjudicating your case. With respect to Requests for Evidence or Notices of Intent to Deny, our office can assume representation even if you started the case by yourself, and help to address any alleged deficiencies or defects that may be fatal to your case.
We also assist individuals in securing a copy of their immigration file and thoroughly reviewing it with them so they have an informed understanding of their immigration status and options.
