I-797C and I-797E Notice of Action & I-751 Forms

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What Is Form I-797C?

USCIS uses Form I-797C to confirm that they have received your application. It also lets applicants know about the status of their petition or application and lets the individual know if further evidence or reapplication is needed.

The immigration process can be complex and detail-oriented, difficult for many people who have never gone through the process before. A skilled immigration attorney can provide guidance in understanding the notice of action forms you receive and help you complete the required action. At The Law Office of Mana Yegani, we are committed to assisting immigration applicants and their families in handling Form I-797 Notice of Action matters and in taking quick action to resolve the need at hand.

Legal Help With Notice of Action Forms

Some of the most commonly received I-797 forms include:

• Form I-797 and Form I-797A – These generally mean that the application has been approved, and the applicant is able to remain.
• Form I-797C – This form is used as a receipt that the USCIS received the application. It also indicates whether the application was rejected, transferred, reopened or requires the applicant to make an appointment for an interview, fingerprint or biometric capture.
• Form I-797E – This form generally means that the agency requires further evidence in your case.

Responding to these forms quickly can make a significant difference in how quickly your case will proceed. Not understanding the form or failing to take action can result in serious delays. Our Houston immigration attorney is prepared to interpret the forms and communication, taking quick action, so that your case can proceed and develop.