Tongatapu Woodcraft Hawaii, Ltd. v. Sam I. Feldman, District Director, Immigration and Naturalization Service

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• concluding that a visa is revoked \for `good and sufficient cause' when the evidence of record at the time of issuance ... would warrant a denial of the visa petition ...\
• concluding that a visa is revoked “for ‘good and sufficient cause’ when the evidence of record at the time of issuance ... would warrant a denial of the visa petition ...”
• upholding agency 14 decision to revoke two visas because company did not have ability to pay wages; no other 15 petitions discussed
• “determination of a 11 petitioning employer’s financial viability” showing ability to pay is made by USCIS
• “An approved visa petition is merely a preliminary step in the visa application process. . . . 3 It does not guarantee that a visa will be issued, nor does it grant the alien any right to remain in the 4 United States.”

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