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Received a Request for Evidence or NOID? What Changed in 2026 and How to Respond
BySam Shihab October 23, 2026October 23, 2026

This is a written summary of the “Received an RFE or NOID? Watch This!” YouTube session recorded October 19, 2026 Published October 22, 2026 / Last reviewed October 22, 2026 Quick answer: A Request for Evidence (RFE) asks for more proof before USCIS decides your case. A Notice of Intent to Deny (NOID) tells…

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Avoiding Immigration Fraud: including 10 FAQ
BySam Shihab June 3, 2026September 24, 2026

This is a written summary of the “Avoiding Immigration Fraud” YouTube session with Sam Shihab and Brian Burke. Quick answer: U.S. immigration law can make a person inadmissible for fraud or for willfully misrepresenting a material fact to obtain an immigration benefit. A willful misrepresentation generally requires that the person knowingly made a false…

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Immigration Fraud
ByJulia Fedorova March 10, 2021August 18, 2025

Immigration fraud is very common in the U.S. immigration system. As a result, government agencies evaluating immigration benefits have become highly skeptical and the penalty for fraud can be substantial. Many of the problems stem from a lack of understanding or from the political realities in the immigrant’s home country. Many immigrants use any means…

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Received a Request for Evidence or NOID? What Changed in 2026 and How to Respond

Avoiding Immigration Fraud: including 10 FAQ

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