USCIS Reentry & Green-Card Help -- 2

My permanent-resident renewal card was mistakenly destroyed by USCIS on 7 July 2000 after the agency mailed it to an incorrect address. I was visiting Britain at that time and, ever since, every attempt to re-enter the United States has been refused. I am looking for in-depth legal consultation that covers three fronts at once: • correcting the address error and securing reissuance of the renewal card, • establishing a clear path for lawful entry to the USA, and • reviewing the entire case for possible appeal or any other corrective action. You will have the full documentary record at your disposal: previous USCIS correspondence, proof of address, passport and ID copies, a photocopy of the original green card, evidence of each unsuccessful return attempt, and even USCIS’s own guidance showing where their officers may have acted outside the rules. What I need from you is a concise Salt Lake City, Utah, U.S.A. legal strategy that identifies the most effective filings, drafts the necessary forms or motions, and explains next steps I can take immediately—even while still abroad. If you can also outline representation options for any follow-up with USCIS, CBP, or a consular post, please include that as well. I am ready to move forward as soon as I have clear, authoritative advice from an Immigration Attorney working in Salt Lake City or very close, specifically who has long-time experience with the SLC Immigration Judges and USCIS Officers. Although the Gmail to London stated I hadn't yet found the documentation, I have the documentation now . . .

Project ID: 40346031