Legal Question in Immigration Law in New York

I just received from USCIS stated that my petiotion of I-130 was denial. The 10 reasons the officer pointed out on the denial letter as the reasons to reject the petition, but 8 out of the ten questions were in accurate and we had attorney note to prove she was wrong. What are my options if my I-130 denied? Can I sue the immigration office of negligent or solution that she supported were in accurate? What is my best option to reopen the case? Please advise!

Asked on 9/21/10, 8:20 pm

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Latangie Williams Law Office of Latangie Williams, P.A.

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You can resend the petition to a supervisor for supervisor review. I would however, write an addendum pointing on the previous adjudicator's errors. Unfortunately, you cannot sue. Sounds like you need an immigration attorney to assist you if you are unsure of the course to take. Give me a call if you need assistance. I help clients across the United States and internationally.

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Answered on 9/26/10, 8:30 pm

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