Bizarre Green Card Denial Over False Travel Record

A green card applicant filing under VAWA received a Notice of Intent to Deny for their Adjustment of Status. USCIS claimed they travelled abroad, which automatically invalidates a pending AoS. The applicant insists they never left the US, and their I-94 backs this.

False Travel Record Sparks Shock

The NOID suggests that USCIS records show an exit or re-entry. This is a clear administrative failure. The applicant now faces a risk created by flawed internal data, not by any action on their part.

Applicant Now Needs Solid Proof

To fix the issue, you must respond to the NOID with strong evidence. The applicant needs to show they remained in the US at all times. This response is the only way to protect their valid application from an unfair denial.

Stress Rises Due to Short Deadline

The USCIS mistake has caused intense stress. The NOID includes a tight deadline, forcing the applicant to act fast. Missing it will trigger a complete denial, which adds to their anxiety.

Flawed Data Hurts Vulnerable Applicants

The reliance on inaccurate records now harms people seeking safety in the US. It exposes genuine applicants to unnecessary risks. This situation shows how administrative errors can put vulnerable immigrants in danger.