Is there anyway we can dispute a bar against my husband because INS claimed my husband lied about being a US CITIZEN when he was stopped trying to illegally cross into the USA, but he claimed he never said anything to the border control agents when he was stopped. He said that he was with a US CITIZEN when he was stopped and she is the one who spoke on his behalf because he didn't speak English at all at that time, so he is unsure if she lied and told the agents he was a US citizen or not, but he says when he arrived at the immigration processing center he spoke with a Spanish speaking officer and when he asked where my husband was from my husband said he told him the truth, that he was from México and he was given the option to sign a paper to be voluntarily deported back to Mexico without trying to fight his deportation and he signed the paperwork and was sent back to Mexico the very next day. He said no one ever told him that he or anyone else had claimed he was a US CITIZEN while he was in custody. He successfully made it into the US a few weeks later and he had been living here in the US as a undocumented alien for over 10 years when I met him and we got married. I am a US CITIZEN and I was trying to help him get his citizenship here in the US since we have been together for over 15 years and legally married for the last 8 years. We paid our attorney and everything was going smoothly until we were supposed to go to Mexico for our visit with the US consulate in Juarez Mexico but our attorney has requested his back ground check from INS and it came back that he had falsley claimed to being a US CITIZEN back in 2001 when he first attempted to come to the US. He was in total shock and disbelief because he swears he never said anything like that. Is there anything that we can do to dispute this false claim to citizenship if he swears he never said he was a US Citizen and he was unaware if the other person that accompanied him told the officers that or not, if she did she didn't tell him what she was going to say. Nor did she ever tell him that she had said that to the officers even after he arrived here in the US