📢 USCIS Can’t Approve Your Case If You Were Ordered Deported — Here’s Why

Описание: 📢 USCIS Can’t Approve Your Case If You Were Ordered Deported — Here’s Why
Maybe you missed a court hearing years ago. Maybe an asylum case was denied, and the notice went to the wrong address. Or maybe you assumed your case was safe — until USCIS rejected your green card or work permit. If you have a final order of removal, USCIS usually can’t process your application. Your case belongs to the immigration court. In some situations, ICE can even detain people at USCIS interviews based on that order — yes, even in 2025.

🎯In this video, you’ll learn:
What a final deportation order really means
Why USCIS can’t process your case if it exists
How to check your EOIR case status for free
What steps to take before you apply for anything new
How to fix your status if you were ordered removed in the past

🛑 Don’t file blindly. One small mistake can ruin your immigration future.

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Disclaimer:
This video is created for informational and educational purposes only. The script is entirely original and written based on publicly available information, current immigration policies, and official statements. The voiceover in this video has been generated using text-to-speech (TTS) technology solely for the purpose of narration. This content does not intend to provide legal advice or represent any official government position. Viewers are encouraged to consult a qualified immigration attorney for personalized guidance related to their specific circumstances.