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   Jeffrey DevorePro

   West Palm Beach Immigration Attorney

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   Answered January 16, 2013 05:41. Avvo is not the place to get case specific information. What is appropriate in your case will vary depending upon its facts. If you want an attorney to write something for you, retain his or her services to handle your case.

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   Heather MorcroftPro

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   Answered January 15, 2013 23:55. Attorneys withdraw, by motion. Pro se people don't withdraw. Are you talking about dismissing a case? When you say "one more thing" like this, this question is not attached to the original question, so this question is totally out of context and difficult to answer.

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   Carlos Sandoval

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   Answered January 16, 2013 07:41. I agree with my colleagues. More information is needed. But assuming that what you want to do is withdraw and application or petition that you have already filed, you need to write a letter to the USCIS office handling your case explaining that you want to withdraw the application or petition.

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