My case was denied while I was outside of US. My parole was revoked and I was not allowd to get in.

sorry Rafi to hear that... is there anything that still can be done?

Sorry to hear abt ur situation. How do u know that ur case was denied. To my understanding, u were one of the applicant whom officer said tht ur case was approved at the time of the interview. And then u decided to settle outside US, as couldn't take it anymore. Pls. advise in detail wht happened.
Thanks

I was moving my goods to Toronto by road. Made several trips; nothing happen, no problems at all entering US by land. All I had in NY, only my car. At that point I decided to go to see my Mom back home for few weeks and planning to come back to NY and drive my car to Toronto.
In the airport, I found out that my case was denied.
Immigration officer told me that I missed to response few letters sent by INS. I did not get any letters. I may miss some interview latter or some things: who knows what?
Right now I am stuck here in Toronto without my car. GREAT!!!!

To Rafi,
I read in your other post you had two applications one for Life Act I-485 and other for late amnesty I-687, on which case you got your advance parole I-131. Do you know which one got denied and which one still pending, you can check that USCIS website online or call the 1-800 number to find out about both cases.
May be you should try to enter back on land, they might let you in.
In case you are a Canadian citizen you can enter the U.S for six month without visa.

Both of my applications were denied at the same time. What a luck!
My advance parole were issued based on my Late Amnesty application.

Do you mean the same day and date for both of your applications the USCIS write to you the denial letter?
What is the reason for denying each one of them?

I think there is law if you denied entry to the U.S you can fill out a form to let you back in to appeal your application denial, may others can help in this matter.
What the offer wrote or stamp in your passport.

I did not receive the denial latters. It get lost in the mail. I found out at the airport.
The officer wrote I-275 on my passport.
Which law are you taking about. I really need my car.