Song Jin Wu v. Immigration and Naturalization Service

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• concluding that where attorney received notice applicant could only move to rescind based on exceptional circumstances, not lack of notice
• finding that notice to an alien’s attorney of record constitutes notice to the alien
• determining, 3 1 under prior version of the statute, that petitioner failed to rebut presumption of 2 proper notice when attorney of record received notice of the hearing
• “There is no evidence that delivery was improper or that nondelivery was not due to [Petitioner’s] failure to provide his correct address. Thus, [Petitioner] failed to rebut the presumption of proper notice” arising from service upon counsel of record.

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).