Sue USCIS in District Court both for adjustment of Status and Money

[cdneh 3,112]

So perhaps, after all, not a false decision. Just one not in his favor. You can't sue USCIS on that basis.

[Corey911 37]

3 minutes ago, Unidentified said:

Okay so here is what he has sent me on my public profile thingy:

 

"I would like to know I want to take both EOIR and INS to District Court to proof their incompetency for both the Immigration Judge and the INS Examiner and Inspector coming to my home inquiring about my wife. Can I sue both of them and if so what I get from the court adjustment of status or citizenship both file mishandled by the Immigration Court and INS. I have the law what they state on there form and on there site. Both the cases are closed as per what I understand with false decision. Some are saying I have only 10 years Statute limitation, if INS nor Immigration Court have no limitation of there finding then why a beneficiary have any restriction to open the case in District Court. Any real Guru out there. There finding comes after 20 or 30 years too, so why we have limitation if I am not requesting the court for money but just to grant me citizenship without issue of a green card any possibility. Can I take both the INS and Immigration Judge to District Court for making false decision in both the cases one for marriage case and other for asylum case. Any wisdom out there. I am highly thankful to every one who contributed in my case. please let me know right away so I can present all my documents to the District Court by Wednesday. God Bless America and We All  and Happy 4th of July. Two cases are there one approved petition on 04-04-1984 still pending and other case is I ran out of status  and deport able, one case is 35 years old which is marriage case, the other case is 18 years old Political Asylum case. Please need your help both decision are false decision and no one check there work what the hell they are doing. Need help right away. Please help advice needed, if nothing works open both cases as new in District Court. Any Professional advice free of charge."

 

So apparently he has also filed for asylum?

 

He also said in a private message that he is not married. So it looks to me like this is a divorced man living and working out status in the United States (basing that on the asylum thing) and thinks he can get a citizenship.

I'm afraid someone misinformed OP about sue immigration and granted citizenship 😔

[Unidentified 2,930]

Yup and he should probably look into returning to India.

[Boiler 44,954]

Sounds like fake marriage followed by frivolous asylum case.

 

Wonder what basis he has been working on, sounds like any legal basis would have disappeared a long time ago.

[Beth & Achraf 328]

35 years later?     Yeah, let us know how that turns out.

 

Have you thought about just refilling again IF your still married to the same wife from 35 years ago,   That may be your best solution to this whole mess.

Cause USCIS is not going to give you a green card due to them not adjusting your case from way back then.

I truly doubt USCIS  has your case from back then. Maybe keeps them 7 years, as I do required by law  with work from US Customs, FDA, other government agencies.

 

 

Suing USCIS is a losing battle, and I don't see any level headed lawyer accepting your case, much less then a Judge  entertaining the thought of this lawsuit with a decision.

 

 

[Unidentified 2,930]

3 minutes ago, Beth & Achraf said:

35 years later?     Yeah, let us know how that turns out.

 

Have you thought about just refilling again IF your still married to the same wife from 35 years ago,   That may be your best solution to this whole mess.

Cause USCIS is not going to give you a green card due to them not adjusting your case from way back then.

I truly doubt USCIS  has your case from back then. Maybe keeps them 7 years, as I do required by law  with work from US Customs, FDA, other government agencies.

 

 

Suing USCIS is a losing battle, and I don't see any level headed lawyer accepting your case, much less then a Judge  entertaining the thought of this lawsuit with a decision.

 

 

He is no longer married. 

[Corey911 37]

20 minutes ago, Unidentified said:

He is no longer married. 

more of that, he is in the country illegally. 

[Hopeful2004 70]

Interesting story. 

[Crazy Cat 41,298]

2 hours ago, Unidentified said:

He also said in a private message that he is not married. So it looks to me like this is a divorced man living and working out status in the United States (basing that on the asylum thing) and thinks he can get a citizenship.

I admire the OP's "creativity" .  However, I think he is climbing a very steep uphill battle considering the current scrutiny of "out of status" residents.

 

Edited July 3, 2017 by missileman

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