US citizen/K3/Adoption/mother

[don1030 0]

After, My father passed away in india, At the age of 14, my uncle adopted me at the approval of my mother & brought me to US in 1994. I received my green card through adoption & have used my adoptive parents names in all official documents.

Now, I'm a US citizen who wants to bring my biological mother from india which I cannot do due to adoption.

Now, I'm going back to india to get married. Can I put my biological mother as my wife's mother & use my mother name in I-130, I-129F, G-325A, I-485, instead of using my wife's biological mother name. so that, my wife can apply for her when she becomes citizen.

basically, I want my biological mother to become my wife's mother.

My question is:

does immigration still has my orininal parents name?

will it safe to do this?

is it worth to take chance?

plz advise me on this issue. I will realy appreciated!

[Hannah+Vito 0]

After, My father passed away in india, At the age of 14, my uncle adopted me at the approval of my mother & brought me to US in 1994. I received my green card through adoption & have used my adoptive parents names in all official documents.

Now, I'm a US citizen who wants to bring my biological mother from india which I cannot do due to adoption.

Now, I'm going back to india to get married. Can I put my biological mother as my wife's mother & use my mother name in I-130, I-129F, G-325A, I-485, instead of using my wife's biological mother name. so that, my wife can apply for her when she becomes citizen.

basically, I want my biological mother to become my wife's mother.

My question is:

does immigration still has my orininal parents name?

will it safe to do this?

is it worth to take chance?

plz advise me on this issue. I will realy appreciated!

appart from the fact, I would assume this is illegal and prob get you in big doodoo when found out. I would assume the plan would fall flat when you have to provide legal documents for your wife such as birthcertificate. and they will be requireing these at some point and will be doing name checks and back ground checks on both of you, as soon as your packet is in putted to uscis. so i wouldnt do it. hell no!!

have you consulted with an imigration attorney as to find out if you have any legal course of action to take, on your birth mothers case?

[Sylvia_n_Joseph 3]

Your wife will have to present documents about her birth such as a birth certificate. They will list her mothers name. They may decide to to a home investigation and talk to neighbors or others. They could even request DNA tests. If you tried this and they find that you did this not only will she not get a visa but you could lose your status here. It is called visa fraud.

[Carlawarla 1]

Wow, this is quite complicated. You can't just put down people's names on applications to suit your situation. This is a legal document, and you would be providing false information, so in essence, you'd be comitting fraud.

I'd suggest you consult with a very good immigration attorney. I bet this isn't as complicated as it seems at first glance. DNA evidence would prove she's your Mother, so I suspect something might be accomodated in this instance.

If you DO find out, please get back to us and let us know. The best of luck to you!

[don1030 0]

Thanks for all ur reply...

what about If I show her my wife's stepmother by changing her biological mother name (not her father name) on her birth certificate?

& provide the proof that her father's 1st marriage was ended & that her father married my mother before my wife turned 18 (will have to find someone under between the age of 17-18).

any suggestions?

Wow, this is quite complicated. You can't just put down people's names on applications to suit your situation. This is a legal document, and you would be providing false information, so in essence, you'd be comitting fraud.

I'd suggest you consult with a very good immigration attorney. I bet this isn't as complicated as it seems at first glance. DNA evidence would prove she's your Mother, so I suspect something might be accomodated in this instance.

If you DO find out, please get back to us and let us know. The best of luck to you!

[payxibka 10,047]

perpetuating a fraud by falsification of documents is simply piling problems onto problems....

If this scheme is as it appears to be and if it were ever discovered, do you realize what could happen to you?