my case has been denied. they don't think is fraud, but also don't gave me the green card. are they going to deport me?

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Juan Paolo Pasia Sarmiento

This attorney is licensed in Ohio. Posted about 1 month ago.

Is this based on marriage re I-130? If so you appeal AND re-file with tons of supporting documents. You just did not meet the burden since as you said, there was no fraud charge.

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Sarah M. Cross

This attorney is licensed in Michigan. Posted about 1 month ago.

If this is a petition based on marriage to a US Citizen, I agree that you should both re-apply and appeal with additional supporting documentation. If there was no finding of fraud then there is some other issue that an experienced immigration attorney may be able to locate by reviewing your file and work with you to correct it. It could be many things, failure to meet the affidavit of support requirements, failure to provide significant proof of legitimate marriage, etc.

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