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Anonymous Nov 25, 2012 Immigration 3 views 3 answers

My I 485 was rejected 2 months ago by AAO ( did not appeal/ send my application to them). It was denied because of 3 yr bachelor degree instead of 4. I also have 2 yr Masters degree and a valid state and nation approved license to practice. I have worked in the field for almost 7 yrs, but 5 when I applied for it. We applied under EB2 in 2010. after i got Denied, I got a letter that they were going to send my application to Nebraska. Not sure why :( My I485 was rejected from the first office and now its being processed at Nebraska. I just got my EAD approved with AP. Is this normal or was it a mistake by USCIS. Please advice.

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F Capriotti 2793192.Html · Jun 15, 2026

It appears to be a mistake. Do NOT USE the EAD/AP. Meet with your lawyer to discuss how to send it back and whether or not EB-3 would have made more sense.

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Giacomo Jacques BeharImmigration AttorneySan Diego, CACA licensed

Giacomo Jacques BeharImmigration AttorneySan Diego, CACA licensed · Jun 15, 2026

These are the types of case-specific, multi-faceted questions that need to be posed to the EMPLOYER'S attorney who prepared the original petitions, since only he/she is intimately familiar with your case and all its pertinent facts. We do not have enough information here with which to give you intelligent answers.

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J Ferrari

J Ferrari · Jun 15, 2026

It would appear to be a mistake. You should retain an experienced immigration lawyer, whether myself or one of my colleagues, to review all the facts, advise you, and handle the case.

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