Q: 3. Does joining the lawsuit guarantee I will get a visa or approval?

No. There are no guarantees of any outcome. The Court may rule in different ways, and even if the lawsuit is successful, visa issuance is still subject to government processing, admissibility requirements, and consular discretion.

Question 1

1. What is this lawsuit about?

Accepted Answer

This is a federal mass lawsuit designed to challenge visa denials or refusals issued under INA § 212(f). We are asking a Federal Court to:

Review if the Government’s "No Visa Policy" is legal;
Order the Government to stop using blanket nationality-based bans to freeze visa application adjudications;
Compel the Department of State to conclusively adjudicate your case rather than leaving it in an indefinite suspension; or
Alternatively, to allow your case to remain pending until the “No Visa Policy” is lifted.

Question 2

2. What types of cases are included?

Accepted Answer

You qualify if you meet all the three following criteria:

You are a national of one of the high risk countries.
You have a properly filed immigrant or non-immigrant visa application.
You have received an INA § 212(f) ineligibility decision.

Question 3

3. Does joining the lawsuit guarantee I will get a visa or approval?

Accepted Answer

No. There are no guarantees of any outcome.

The Court may rule in different ways, and even if the lawsuit is successful, visa issuance is still subject to government processing, admissibility requirements, and consular discretion.

Question 4

4. How does a mass lawsuit work?

Accepted Answer

This is a group federal lawsuit. That means that many individuals are included in one case and everyone shares similar legal claims. Court filings and strategy are handled collectively.

Question 5

5. Is my fee refundable?

Accepted Answer

Refunds are available only if the firm determines you are not eligible before filing. After the lawsuit is filed in Federal Court, the fee is non refundable, regardless of outcome.

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