Be careful here..

[jubilee]

As of October 1,2006,if US CIS denies your case based on Permanent Residence,then you will also receive a Notice to appear in court.
Previously,if someone received a denial for their Green card,there would be a time lag before they are issued a court appareance.However ,now CIS has taken the policy that when an individual receives a denial for his P.Residency,then he will also receive a Notice to Appear in Court court appearance is for deportation processing unless the individual has another form of relief.
thus is imperative that the applicant try to provide the US CIS with the necessary paperwork.

 

[themen]

Where Did You Get That Information ?
Is It A New Law ?
I Don't Think Your Information Is Accurate.
Most Of The Denials Of An Adjusment Of Staus (asylum Base) Are Not Relevant To Any Removal Or Deporation Proceeding. Unless Related To Those Grounds Of Inadmissibility Without Any Possible Waivers, Aggravated Felony, Drug Trafficing, Pimping, Gang, Having Sex With A Minor, Terrorist, National Threat And Few Other...
Other Than That, One Must Not Appeal Such Denial But Refill The Petition Again, Because Such Denial Should Not Have Any Negative Consequence To The Alien.
If You Faile To Appear To A Biometric Appointment Without A Valid Reason, It Becomes A Federal Violation, Then Your Petition Or Application Will Be Denied And You Could Be Sent Before An I.j. But It Has Never Been Implemented.

Anyway !

 

[jubilee]

now if your waiver rejected the USCIS send you a instant NTA.
just Google using" October 1 2006 denial of your application could result in instant deportation"
I think it's new law ...the new about it is the instant court appearance after denial...

 

[faysal]

If an applicant misses request for evidence and the UCIS denies his/her application based on that would it also issue a court appearance for that individual even though he/she may have valid status, say asylum...

 

[themen]

Thanks to JUBILEE & FAYSAL, your information are correct and very accurate.
Good look out.
Again Thanks.

 

[Old-timer]

Where are the heavyweights (the moderators...)

Hello All,

I am new to this forumand found it so helpful. My adjustment was denied for failing to respond to REF, which I never received in the first place. I went to the local USCIS office and was informed that I can reapply anytime as afar I am eligible, meaning, I keep my Asylee status.

But, I am not sure the stuff about court appearance applies to Asylees. Anyway, I appreciate if some of the 'heavyweight' such as the moderators in this forum gets in here and comments about court appearance issue. Thank you so much for your help

 

[MGTgrl]

Hello All,

I am new to this forumand found it so helpful. My adjustment was denied for failing to respond to REF, which I never received in the first place. I went to the local USCIS office and was informed that I can reapply anytime as afar I am eligible, meaning, I keep my Asylee status.

But, I am not sure the stuff about court appearance applies to Asylees. Anyway, I appreciate if some of the 'heavyweight' such as the moderators in this forum gets in here and comments about court appearance issue. Thank you so much for your help

There were several people on this forum that got denied because they "missed" their Bio appointment although they never received the appointment letter. I know some of them were able to appeal withought having to pay extra. Please research the forum and try to find out what they did so that you don't have to reapply. I mean you could reapply, but the problem is you will have to wait for a long time again. Ask them what those people did to have their case reopened (I believe it happened to a lot of people and USCIS said it was an error). Since there was a limited time for for reopening the case, you should do it right away unless the time has already passed in your case).

Good luck!

 

[faysal]

Hello All,

I am new to this forumand found it so helpful. My adjustment was denied for failing to respond to REF, which I never received in the first place. I went to the local USCIS office and was informed that I can reapply anytime as afar I am eligible, meaning, I keep my Asylee status.

But, I am not sure the stuff about court appearance applies to Asylees. Anyway, I appreciate if some of the 'heavyweight' such as the moderators in this forum gets in here and comments about court appearance issue. Thank you so much for your help

If your greencard application was denied based on missing evidence they requested, your asylum status is in no question; you can either simple refile the application with a new fee and all information, or you may appeal against the decision, which I don't know how that process works. In each case, your asylum is not at stake. You may stay here with it for as long as it allows you...Good luck...