A Reddit user recently reported receiving a Notice of Intent to Deny (NOID) from USCIS after submitting a response to a Request for Evidence (RFE) for their EB1A visa application. The NOID, which did not address the evidentiary criteria or final merits determination, focused solely on a perceived discrepancy regarding the applicant’s previous visitor visa.
Key Details:
- The NOID cited standard boilerplate language and listed all 10 criteria from the USCIS policy manual.
- The applicant believes they have sufficient documentation to address the discrepancy mentioned in the NOID.
- The user raised questions about the implications of receiving a NOID that overlooks the criteria evaluation and whether this indicates a potential approval pending resolution of the discrepancy.
- The applicant expressed gratitude for not receiving an outright denial after the RFE, viewing the NOID as an opportunity to clarify their case.
This situation highlights the complexities of the USCIS review process and the importance of addressing any discrepancies in visa history for applicants.
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Source: r/eb_1a