Got denied a COS what is the likely that if I need a COS in the future it would be also denied, will they seethe previous denial

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   Kevin DixlerPro

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   Answered July 03, 2012 21:47. The USCIS has likely denied many changes of status from B to E visa status. It is unclear how you were disqualified. However, you cannot file for another change of status during this stay in the U. S.
   
   I strongly recommend an appointment or teleconference with a competent and experienced immigration attorney. You may have other options depending upon a careful review of the facts.

   This is general information, not legal advice, and does not create an attorney client relationship.

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   F. Capriotti

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   Answered July 03, 2012 20:08. It is hard to answer your question. Basically, it looks like you did not have an attorney help with your COS.. Perhaps now you understand the importance of having a professional attorney do the papers. He/she will help with understanding your options.

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   Theodore Murphy

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   Answered July 03, 2012 20:11. USCIS will certainly see the prior denial. Consult with an experienced immigration attorney to refile your application.

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