I will almost certainly be facing an RFE because my lawyer (couldn't switch after all) chose to explicitly state I was subject to 212e in the petition.
My question is as follows: Suppose (in the best case) my waiver goes through in 2 months. RFE comes in and I send the waiver to satisfy it. Will the fact that the waiver is dated after the filing of the original H-1 documents result in a post-RFE rejection?
Is it even likely that the RFE will come in?
I have a feeling I better start applying to some schools, to get a new I-20 in (seemingly likely) case this whole H-1 thing goes to hell.
My question is as follows: Suppose (in the best case) my waiver goes through in 2 months. RFE comes in and I send the waiver to satisfy it. Will the fact that the waiver is dated after the filing of the original H-1 documents result in a post-RFE rejection?
Is it even likely that the RFE will come in?
I have a feeling I better start applying to some schools, to get a new I-20 in (seemingly likely) case this whole H-1 thing goes to hell.