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  • Multi-Plaintiff Lawsuit Regarding USCIS's Policy Memorandum 602-0194

  • McBean Law is launching a federal multi-plaintiff lawsuit to challenge the unlawful USCIS Adjudication Pause affecting nationals from 39 specific countries. If your life and legal status have been frozen by this policy, this is your opportunity to join a collective effort to hold the government accountable and demand a decision on your pending application. How to Participate:

    To ensure the strength and success of this litigation, all participants must meet the following eligibility criteria. Please review these carefully before proceeding:

    • Physical Presence: You must be physically present within the United States.
    • Pending Application: You must have a qualifying application (such as an I-485, N-400, I-589, or I-765) currently pending with USCIS.
    • National Status: You must be a national of one of the 39 travel ban countries identified in USCIS Policy Memorandum PM-602-0194.
    • Agreement & Fee: You must agree to the legal terms of this group lawsuit and pay the $1,500 participation fee.
    • No Concurrent Litigation: You must not currently be a plaintiff in another similar lawsuit or individual Mandamus action against USCIS based on the same pending application(s)

    Note on Jurisdiction: The legal team at McBean Law PLLC will determine the most strategic U.S. District Court in which to file this action to maximize our chances of a favorable outcome for all plaintiffs.

    Required Documentation: You must have a digital copy of your USCIS Receipt Notice (PDF or PNG format) ready to upload during this process.

    Confirmation Email: After you have successfully completed this form, you will receive a confirmation email. Your payment must also be made during the time of completing this form. 

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