Dismissed
EB-1A
EB-1A Dismissed — Martial Arts (2013): the motion to reopen was dismissed for failing to meet
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Decision Summary
The motion to reopen was dismissed for failing to meet procedural requirements, as the petitioner did not submit a required statement about any judicial proceedings. The motion was also dismissed because the submitted evidence was not considered "new"; it either was already part of the record or could have been discovered and presented previously. Additionally, submitted foreign language documents were not considered because they lacked proper certified translations.
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