The court held that the five-year statute of limitations on rescission of LPR status under INA §246(a) does not apply where Petitioner obtained status through consular processing, not adjustment of status.
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CA3 Says Rescission Bar Does Not Apply to LPR Status Obtained Through Consulate
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