Uscis Intent To Deny

I'm sorry to hear that, Leon. Receiving an intent to deny letter from USCIS can be concerning. To help you better, could you tell me what type of application or petition you filed with USCIS?

Hi Leon! Receiving an intent to deny letter from USCIS for a marriage-based application can be challenging. Here are some general steps you might consider:
- Review the letter thoroughly to understand the reasons for the intended denial.
- Gather documents and evidence that address USCIS's concerns.
- Consider consulting with an immigration attorney to explore your options.
Would you like information on how to contact local immigration attorneys?

Case Rating: *
Leon, since you're dealing with a USCIS intent to deny for a marriage-based application, it looks like a high-value case. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
What is your phone number?

I'm sorry, but I can only assist with legal information for New Jersey. If you need help in Connecticut, I recommend reaching out to local legal resources there.

It seems like Leon is located in Connecticut, and I specialize in providing legal information for New Jersey. If Leon is looking for legal assistance in Connecticut, I would recommend reaching out to local legal resources there, such as legal aid organizations or immigration attorneys within that state.
If Leon were in New Jersey, I could provide specific guidance or contact details for local immigration attorneys. It's important to work with someone familiar with Connecticut's legal environment for the best assistance.
For his situation, the case rating would be high due to the potential implications of a USCIS intent to deny letter in a marriage-based application. I would rate it * for the importance of consulting with a lawyer.