I-751 Issues with people trying to blackmail me.

[Lisa1980 0]

I have problem. I have some relatives in Europe that are trying to ruin my life and they are doing everything to bring me down. They have sent embarrassing emails to my friends and other relatives and they created embarrassing stories about me. And now, the latest that I have heard is that, they have my social security number and my passport number and that they wrote a letter to the Immigration Office in here in the US saying that I committed fraud in obtaining my Green Card. I am currently processing removal of conditions on my Green Card and I am divorce. I did not commit any fraud, but I am still concerned about the kind of impact this might do to my Green Card application. Please help me.

[*JG* 2]

There is very little you can do until someone officially confronts you about this issue. Until then, make sure you have all your proof organized and ready to produce, should you be called to do just that.

[Eric-Pris 1,604]

I have some relatives in Europe that are trying to ruin my life and they are doing everything to bring me down.

WHY?

[alexpapa 4]

how did they get your SSN?

[payxibka 10,045]

Relatives or EX-relatives?

[Lisa1980 0]

I am not sure how they obtain my information. I just hope that this will not have a negative impact on my application.

Thanks for all those who replied.

[Not Available 0]

Well... since its only through heresay I hope that its just rumor.... I hope it all works out, I'm a firm believer in what goes around comes around.

[^KK^ 3]

Sorry for your situation. Hopefully, it won't effect your removal.

[diadromous mermaid 36]

Are they US citizens?

I have problem. I have some relatives in Europe that are trying to ruin my life and they are doing everything to bring me down. They have sent embarrassing emails to my friends and other relatives and they created embarrassing stories about me. And now, the latest that I have heard is that, they have my social security number and my passport number and that they wrote a letter to the Immigration Office in here in the US saying that I committed fraud in obtaining my Green Card. I am currently processing removal of conditions on my Green Card and I am divorce. I did not commit any fraud, but I am still concerned about the kind of impact this might do to my Green Card application. Please help me.

[jhunjhun 7]

Hello, if your relatives trying to ruin your life due to bad accusations against you, just get ready. If times come around, problem comes to worse, be ready. If they were blackmailing you, I guessed, they were jealous, it's family relationships problems. Try to keep in touch with them and beg them not to ruin your life despite the fact that your intentions were good and you weren't in the bad faith of taking advantage from getting your geencard. If they knew your personal information that's considered stealing someone's identity, that's unlawful. Try to record your conversations while talking with them, just make sure you don't tell them that your recording it. If your phone had a speaker phone, you can make a recording. If time comes to worse, atleast your ready to back up your self from wrong accusations. I think this quarrel is related to family relationship matters.

[mbmw 0]

Hello

Just want to say that I have a hard time following your story, what kind of family does this kind of things to their own family members. and why would they be going through the trouble of doing all this from Europe, I mean if they were blackmailing you and contacting immigration from Europe, then they have no say because immigration will look at a claim of fraud filed by someone overseas against you and wonder how would they know, they don't even live in the states.

Well good luck anyway,

[Mononoke28 134]

If you're doing everything the right way then you have nothing to worry about. Even if they did write a letter to the USCIS that doesn't mean they are going to take it seriuously until they have evidence confirming what is being said. Besides, you will get an interview to lift conditions and that's when you can show you did not and are not committing fraud.

Diana