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Fourth Circuit· 10/31/2019

Curtis Moore v. Denise Frazier

Citations

  • 941 F.3d 717

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  • recognizing that this court can affirm district court’s dismissal order “on any ground apparent on the record”
  • recognizing that this court may affirm “on any ground apparent on the record”
  • recognizing we may affirm a district court’s decision “on any ground apparent on the record”
  • reiterating that this court may affirm a district court’s “decision to dismiss the complaint on any ground apparent on the record”
  • reiterating that this court may affirm a district court’s order “on any ground apparent on the record”
  • noting that the Form I-130 Petition “is the first step to having a non- citizen’s immigration status reclassified based on a familial relationship to a U.S. citizen”

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