Can I appeal an I-829 denial to USCIS?
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No AAO appeal lies from the denial of an I-829. Such a denial will result in termination of status and the issuance of an NTA to place you in Removal Proceedings. An IJ has authority to do a de novo review but lacks the time and expertise. Any tricky denial is likely (but not an absolute thing) to be certified to the AAO first and an IJ or the BIA would likely rubber stamp the AAO or CSC Director's Decision.
No you cannot
There is no appeal for a denial of an I-829 application. If a Notice to Appear (NTA) is not issued with the denial, you may file a Motion to Reopen before one is issued.
There is no appeal for a denial of an I-829 application
No -- you may not appeal a denial of a Form I-829. What may follow, however, is that you may be placed in removal proceedings.
No you cannot appeal a denial of I-829.
Unfortunately, you cannot.
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