⚠️  Federal Mass Lawsuit — Now Open

 Federal Mass Lawsuit — Now Open

YOUR VISA WAS
DENIED.
WE'RE FIGHTING BACK.

The U.S. Government is using INA §212(f) to impose nationality-based bans — blocking thousands of visa applicants based solely on their country of origin. We're challenging this in federal court, and you can be part of it.

Submissions close soon. Spots are limited.

⚡  Once the lawsuit is filed, no new clients can be added. Don't wait.

QUALIFICATION FORM - Federal Mass Lawsuit

What is this lawsuit

The government is blocking
your visa. We're asking the court to stop them.

This is a federal mass lawsuit challenging visa denials and indefinite suspensions issued under INA §212(f) — a presidential power being used to apply blanket nationality-based bans. We are asking a federal court to review whether this policy is legal, and to compel the Department of State to properly adjudicate cases rather than leaving them in permanent limbo.

01

Challenge the legality

 of the government's blanket "No Visa Policy" in federal court.

02

Stop nationality-based bans

from being used to freeze visa applications indefinitely.

03

Compel the government

to conclusively adjudicate your case — not leave it suspended.

Who can join

Do you qualify?

You are a national of one of the 75 high-risk countries currently subject to INA §212(f) restrictions.

You have a properly filed immigrant or non-immigrant visa application on record.

You have received an INA §212(f) ineligibility finding — your visa was denied or frozen under this provision.

Not sure if you qualify? Complete the screening form below. Our team will review your case. If you are found ineligible, your payment is fully refunded.

Investment

One flat fee.
No hidden costs.

$2,500

Flat fee per client — fully earned upon federal filing

  • Preparing and filing the federal complaint

  • Adding your case to the group litigation

  • Serving the lawsuit on the U.S. Government

  • Court communications and filings

  • Motions, oppositions, and litigation strategy

  • Negotiations with the U.S. Attorney's Office

  • Hearings, if scheduled by the court

  • Seeking court orders related to your visa eligibility

How to join

3 Steps to Join the Lawsuit

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Complete the screening form

Answer a short set of questions to confirm your eligibility. Takes less than 5 minutes. If you qualify, you'll receive your retainer agreement by email.

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Sign the representation agreement

Review and sign your retainer electronically. This officially adds you to the federal lawsuit as a named participant.

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Complete your payment

Pay the $2,500 flat fee via secure payment link. If our team determines you are not eligible upon review, your payment is fully refunded.

Affected nationalities

Is Your Country on This List?

75 countries currently subject to INA §212(f) nationality-based restrictions — click to expand.

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Important Notice – Nature of Representation: Due to the mass litigation structure and flat fee arrangement, clients are not entitled to individualized attorney communications. Case updates and responses to common inquiries will be provided via group email and group video. Clients requiring individual representation should consider retaining counsel for a separate, individual lawsuit.

Questions & Answers

Frequently Asked Questions

Does joining guarantee I will get a visa?

No. Joining the lawsuit does not guarantee a visa will be issued. The lawsuit seeks to compel the government to properly adjudicate your case and challenges the legality of the blanket ban — the ultimate decision on your visa remains with the government.

How long will the case take?
Is my fee refundable?
Will I be a named plaintiff?
What is NOT included in the fee?
How will I receive case updates?
What are the risks of joining?

Don't let your case
sit in limbo.

Thousands of visa applicants are waiting for a decision that may never come. This lawsuit is your opportunity to demand an answer in federal court. Spots close once the case is filed.

Takes less than 5 minutes · Confidential · If you don't qualify, you pay nothing.

Goldstein Immigration Lawyers

This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Submission of a screening form does not create an attorney-client relationship. An attorney-client relationship is established only upon execution of a signed retainer agreement. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. All information provided is kept strictly confidential.
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