Success Story: Gehi & Associates Reopens Green Card Application of Client Defrauded by Previous Attorney

In 2023, Gehi & Associates undertook a case involving a client whose application for a green card was unjustly denied by USCIS. The denial was predicated on USCIS 's assertion that our client had a history of immigration fraud and frivolous applications, which rendered him ineligible for a green card. However, upon closer examination of the facts, Gehi & Associates recognized that our client was not the perpetrator of fraud; rather, he was an unfortunate victim of deceitful practices by unscrupulous attorneys and immigration consultants.

Our client, having sought assistance in the immigration process, found himself misled by those he trusted. These fraudulent representatives made vague promises regarding the outcome of his application and subsequently filed misleading applications in his name, which ultimately contributed to his current predicament. This experience left our client feeling vulnerable and disheartened, as he was unfairly labeled a fraudster due to the misconduct of others.

Determined to rectify this injustice, Gehi & Associates took decisive action by filing a federal lawsuit to challenge the denial. Our legal team worked tirelessly to compile compelling evidence and arguments, highlighting that our client should not bear the burden of accountability for the actions of his former representatives. We highlighted that he was a victim of their fraudulent schemes, advocating strongly for his rights and emphasizing the need for a fair review of his application.

Through our unwavering commitment and diligent efforts, we established a cooperative relationship with the U.S. Department of Justice , which proved instrumental in addressing USCIS's concerns. After a thorough review of the arguments and case history presented by Gehi & Associates , USCIS ultimately agreed to rescind the denial of our client’s application. This landmark decision not only vindicated our client but also provided him with an invaluable opportunity to readdress the reasons for his initial denial.

Such opportunities are important in the immigration process, as they can transform what initially seems like a permanent setback into a way toward success. Our client's renewed chance to present his case allows him to provide additional evidence and clarification, often leading to a favorable outcome.

Gehi & Associates has a long and proud history of securing similar reversals for clients who have been victims of unethical or negligent representation in the past. We firmly believe that the challenges presented by our clients’ immigration histories, which may arise from previous poor representation, do not have to create insurmountable barriers to their aspirations of obtaining green cards and eventually achieving citizenship.

Our commitment to justice and our clients’ rights drives us to advocate for those who have been wronged continuously. We understand that the immigration process can be daunting, especially for individuals who have faced challenges due to the actions of others. At Gehi & Associates , we remain steadfast in our mission to protect the rights of our clients and to help them reclaim their hope for a better future.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: What should I do if my green card application has been denied?

If your application has been denied, it is essential to review the reasons cited by USCIS carefully. Consulting with an experienced immigration attorney is helpful at this juncture. A qualified attorney can assess your situation comprehensively and provide guidance on the next steps, which may include filing an appeal, seeking a motion to reopen, or submitting a new application.

Q: How can Gehi & Associates assist me if I've been a victim of a fraudulent attorney?

Gehi & Associates specializes in representing clients who have suffered due to unethical representation. Our legal team is dedicated to advocating for your rights, challenging unjust denials, and working diligently to reopen your application. We understand the problems of immigration law and are committed to ensuring that you are not unfairly penalized for the actions of fraudulent representatives.

Q: What are the common signs of immigration fraud?

Recognizing immigration fraud is important to safeguarding your application. Common signs include vague promises of guaranteed approvals, requests for cash payments outside of official channels, and applications filed without your consent or knowledge. If you suspect that you have been a victim of fraud, it is imperative to seek legal advice immediately to protect your interests.

Q: Can a previous denial impact my future immigration applications?

While previous denials can complicate future applications, they do not necessarily impose permanent barriers. With the right legal representation and strategic advocacy, it is often possible to overcome the implications of past issues and pursue your immigration goals effectively. Our experienced team at Gehi & Associates can help you with these complexities.

Q: How long does it typically take to resolve a green card application after a denial?

The timeline for resolving a green card application after a denial can vary significantly based on the specific details of your case, including whether you are appealing the denial or seeking to reopen your application. Factors such as USCIS processing times and the case's complexity will influence the duration. An experienced attorney can provide a more accurate estimate based on your individual circumstances.

For more information or to schedule a Free Consultation with Gehi & Associates , please contact us today. We are dedicated to providing legal guidance and support, helping you with the complexities of immigration law and achieve your immigration goals. Your future is our priority!

Disclaimer: This case study is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. The outcome of any legal case depends on specific facts and circumstances, and this case study does not guarantee success in any individual case. No attorney-client relationship is created by reading this case study. Immigration laws can change, and information may not be up-to-date. Consult an experienced immigration attorney for personalized advice. Each immigration case is unique, and success depends on individual circumstances and applicable laws. Seek legal counsel before making any decisions related to immigration or deportation proceedings. Gehi & Associates disclaims liability for actions based on this information. Prior results do not guarantee future outcomes.