I 130 Denied

[naha1975 0]

Good evening everyone, I need help on my friends case for the I 130. Her case was denied because insufficient evidence of information that was submitted by a place where she filed her case. She doesn't speak English so she trusted a place where they did immigration papers and all of the sudden she got denied. She has 30 days to appeal, well now 18 days to appeal. Should she find a lawyer to help her fix the situation or just reapply for another I 130 for her husband again with the right information. She doesn't have much money to spend on a lawyer but if it is a must to save her application for her husband,  she will borrow. But the whole thing on these papers were incomplete because the filer forgot to put important information and she translated them incorrectly to the actual documents. So that is the case that the I 130 was denied. Should she file again for the I 130 or see a lawyer to fix her case and what kind of guarantee does she have that he will get approved if she pays all that money to the lawyer. Your help is truly appreciated. Thank you.

[SalishSea 17,829]

4 minutes ago, naha1975 said:

Good evening everyone, I need help on my friends case for the I 130. Her case was denied because insufficient evidence of information that was submitted by a place where she filed her case. Any "immigration service" can only submit info as provided by their clients.  If the evidence was insufficient, it means what she provided was insufficient. She doesn't speak English so she trusted a place where they did immigration papers and all of the sudden she got denied. If it is a language issue, perhaps she needs to hire an interpreter, or get a help from a friend or family member who speaks English. She has 30 days to appeal, well now 18 days to appeal. Should she find a lawyer to help her fix the situation or just reapply for another I 130 for her husband again with the right information. She doesn't have much money to spend on a lawyer but if it is a must to save her application for her husband,  she will borrow. But the whole thing on these papers were incomplete because the filer forgot to put important information and she translated them incorrectly to the actual documents. So that is the case that the I 130 was denied. Should she file again for the I 130 or see a lawyer to fix her case and what kind of guarantee does she have that he will get approved if she pays all that money to the lawyer. There is no such guarantee. Your help is truly appreciated. Thank you.

Is she an LPR or a USC?  I assume the petition was denied at USCIS, or was it further along in the process?  If you can be a bit more complete in explaining the situation, you will get better info about appealing vs refiling.