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I'd really appreciate any advice from anyone with experience or knowledge in this...

My case: EB1A filed at TSC in December 2007. Petitioner is my employer and beneficiary is myself. Soft LUDs on I140 on 6/30/2008 and 7/1/2008. Today (7/5/2008) I received a letter from USCIS titled "intent to deny". In the letter, it says petitioner is myself and asked for additional evidence. But the letter simply listed requirements for EB1A and said that I had to satisfy 3 of them. Didn't say anything about the documents/evidence I already submitted. It looked as if they didn't even look at my application.

Maybe they have and I just don't make the cut. Does anyone have experience in this? Obviously I'll talk to my company's lawyer on Monday but just to make tonight and tomorrow easier, I'd like to hear what other people have to say about this. Any opinion is appreciated.

Thanks in advance for your input.
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