Kye

That is a ridiculous presumption right out of the gate without even acknowledging what the OP wrote. Have you never had any interaction with government bureaucracies which issues documents before? Do you know the error rates on issuing drivers licenses, marriage certificates, passports, divorce certificates etc? Errors like that happen routinely and in developing economies with inadequate quality control it is not unusual at all. I have had a series of errors on my birth certificate, passport, social security number etc over the past twenty or so years.

Exactly, I will upload some CEAC screenshots, ICE FOIA with a case closure, Consulate email to appear for a rescheduled interview and their reply 

If you have an attny that you are paying for you should be asking them to do something- thats why you are paying them.
You may want to get your congressperson involved or the Ombudsman. Not sure if they will help if you have an attny though or if your attny has to sign a release as well for them to help. 

It makes me wonder if they're trying to wash their hands of your case.

It looks like your IV petition was canceled under 203g due to not sending the requested information in time. What was the time frame from the initial review in 2014 and you getting the notice that it had been canceled? I'm assuming you didn't immediately move after the interview and request a transfer.

Who is subject to 203g? (3)  Unavailability of Documentation or Information to Overcome INA 221(g) Refusal:  Applications refused under INA 221(g) for reasons other than administrative processing are subject to termination under 203(g), but an applicant who makes a credible assertion that documentation or information is not available within one year of the INA 221(g) refusal would not be subject to INA 203(g) provisions.
 
a. Consular managers should periodically use the various reporting features available in the automated immigrant visa processing system to monitor the status of pending immigrant visa (IV) cases, including those considered inactive and undergoing termination processing, and long-pending INA 221(g) refusal cases.
b. The termination process should be initiated if the applicant has not applied or responded to follow-up mailings by post or the National Visa Center (NVC) within one year after receiving notification of the availability of a visa (i.e., after receiving Packet 4 or Packet 4(a)).  (See 9 FAM 504.4-5(C)(1).)  Cases should also be terminated if the applicant fails to present evidence purporting to overcome the basis of an INA 221(g) refusal within one year.  Consular officers should refer to 9 FAM 504.13-2(B)(1) in this subchapter regarding termination of registration.



Honestly your case looks like a mess, this doesn't seem very DIY. Moving cases around on a regular basis can cause massive issues without any other problems, but your case had issues on day one and then was tossed around. I'm surprised that you were able to get Abu Dhabi to just... schedule you 4 years after your last interview, after your were denied due to most likely not providing what they asked of you.


It sounds like no one had their ducks in a row.

I think the original petition has be kept alive awaiting the ban to finish.

what are you talking about "refile the IR1" ?? and game the system ? was what I wrote in Chinese or tagalog ?
 

so according to overstay after the voluntary departure date it is 10 years according to American Immigraiton Coucil
 
https://www.americanimmigrationcouncil.org/sites/default/files/practice_advisory/voluntary_departure_when_the_consequences_of_failing_to_depart_should_and_should_not_apply.pdf
 
fill out the 601 like they want
immigration controls what happens and all u can do is DO AS THEY ASK OF U

2000 I entered the US on a B2 Visa
2002 married a USC
2003 detained by ICE under 237 (a) (1) (B) and 231 (a) (3) (A) (this is for not showing for special registration NSEERS)
2004 filled I-130 which later was rejected by USCIS,
2005 granted a voluntary departure which I overstayed.
2008 I was removed by ICE for my initial NTA  237 (a) (1) (B) (Unlawful presence)
2009 filled another I-130 and was approved.
2014 Scheduled for an IV interview at the US embassy ( they did not conduct the interview because I did not have a translated document )
2018 I was rescheduled for another IV interview 

Again, what is your exact timeline so that people can better help you.