Legal Question in Immigration Law in Missouri

Re: Citizenship Denial

If you paid the lawyer to investigate and find out what is going on, and you still don't have an answer, then get the lawyer to do it again, for free! You should have received a denial letter with an explanation for the denial, or prior to a denial letter, an opportunity to withdraw your application after hearing the reason for a denial. I believe that your problem is not YOU, but where you are. Where did you take the exam, what is the name of your examiner, and get someone to get into USCIS -- you can only appeal the denial even if you don't know the reason b/c that is probably the reason you are appealing in the first place. Make the government jump and scream around -- your file may be lost for all you know! Demand an answer. Write to the USCIS Headquarters for the Department of Homeland Security in Washington DC. And then followup with a call. Demand that you obtain an answer. As a last resort, you have file a writ of mandamus in federal court and the court will force the agency to give you answer. There may be something more that you don't know about, so I suggest you get going and get that letter. If you want to consult with me on this and what to do and how to do it, please call my office and set up a conference call by telephone. The best of luck to you.