Problem My K1 visa applicant is here I suspect fraud

[Yodrak 7]

Bill,

On the contrary, there are many things she can do to stay in the USA. Simply not leave for one.

Look around you - there are millions of people in this country who are not supposed to be here, but here they are and from the events of the past month it seems that they have a lot of supporters.

Yodrak

I'm very sorry to hear this. Have you married yet?

Hello Robert!!!

... If you are not marry...there is nothing she can do to stay in the US. ...

Bill

[*Robert* 2]

It would be too easy to give advice to do all sorts of things, whether it be send her packing or try to resolve the problem. This has got to be a personal choice for you, and you need to follow your brain, not your heart.

Really sorry to hear about this, and good luck in the future.

[robertlaird 2]

She can't empty the house because my mom lives there. I need to confront her and see whats going on. I just got the remote setup no I can moniter computer from my work. I think I am still in Denial.

[Indo_mommy 0]

So sorry to hear that Robert. I agree with other poster that said "What goes around, comes around!"

Hope you'll be able to solve this problem.

Maureen & James

[000OOO000 0]

You see the evidence for yourself so she's got no leg to stand on. She living a lie. Get rid of her and move on. She is just using you.

[Nessa 23]

not being nosy, but how did you guys meet? Did you get to know her well before you started the k1 process?

[Ban Hammer 13,345]

She can't empty the house because my mom lives there. I need to confront her and see whats going on. I just got the remote setup no I can moniter computer from my work. I think I am still in Denial.

ah #######. you have my sympathy on this. i do agree that you need to confront her and find out what is going on, but i suspect you won't enjoy hearing the truth, if such is even told to you. prepare yourself now for such.

best wishes

[Jasman0717 9]

I am sorry to hear this, I have read many of your posts over the past several months and am very saddened for you. The only thing I can suggest is that you contact an official at the USCIS, maybe even a local office, and find out what is recommended. I wish you the best and Claudeth and I will pray for you. Good luck!

[arwensun1965 0]

Robert,

If you book her a flight what makes you think she would get on the plane? She doesn't have to go to the trouble of running off in Houston, she can run off without having to first go to Houston. Forget an obligation for escort her out of the country, you don't have the authority to make her leave the country.

Which is why non-immigrant visa can be so hard to get in many countries and why consular officers can be so skeptical of visa applicants in some countries even in marriage-based visa cases. How people complain when that happens, but this is why it happens.

My advice is to notify USCIS and ICE, simply and unemotionally, with whatever facts (not suppositions) and documentation of those facts you have. Then walk away and let them do (or not) the job that you've dropped in their laps.

Bill,

On the contrary, there are many things she can do to stay in the USA. Simply not leave for one.

Look around you - there are millions of people in this country who are not supposed to be here, but here they are and from the events of the past month it seems that they have a lot of supporters.

Yodrak

Robert I am so sorry for the situation that you have found yourself to be in, Yodrak is correct in his thinking of things, just tell the proper authorities and let the people who are trained for this deal with it. It is not your responsibility to eject Johanna out of the USA. Robert you are not married, do not marry Johanna, she is obviously using you. Get your life back on track, you have learned a very dear lesson my friend.

*Hugs*

Janice

[Caroline and Phil 14]

Robert,

If you book her a flight what makes you think she would get on the plane? She doesn't have to go to the trouble of running off in Houston, she can run off without having to first go to Houston. Forget an obligation for escort her out of the country, you don't have the authority to make her leave the country.

Which is why non-immigrant visa can be so hard to get in many countries and why consular officers can be so skeptical of visa applicants in some countries even in marriage-based visa cases. How people complain when that happens, but this is why it happens.

My advice is to notify USCIS and ICE, simply and unemotionally, with whatever facts (not suppositions) and documentation of those facts you have. Then walk away and let them do (or not) the job that you've dropped in their laps.

Yodrak

I am sorry about that.

And I agree 100% with Yodrak.

Have faith and everything will be ok.

[Robin28 2]

Awww ! How very sad to hear such a tale ..... And after all that you have been through ! Some people have no shame .. Not that i " know " exactly what you should do in this case .. i wouldn't be so fast to confront her if you already know the truth .. i would consider seeking legal council to be sure of your rights and responsibilities before any confrontation takes place ... it always best to be informed !! I can't begin to say how sorry for your situation i feel Best of luck ~

Robin ~

[MrsBruce5 0]

Robert,

I am sorry, and it does indeed suck.

Find out if it is the actual truth, and if you find her to be bogus, make a phone call immediately.

Then my friend, dust yourself off and get right back on the horse.

You are going to be OK.

((((((HUGS)))))

-Rose

[Bstnguy 0]

I am so sorry for you. Best wishes for you, however it all turns out.

Edited April 26, 2006 by Bstnguy

[calidreamer80 0]

Oh man, what a position to be in. That's horrible for your girl to do this to you. I hope you figure out something soon.

[De & Al 0]

that hurst, however please confront her about it.