Should I report this fraud?

[Minya's wife 25]

Well I found out through acquaintances that the woman who committed marriage fraud and adultery against me has obtained permanent legal residence (we split shortly after she obtained her two-year conditional).

She was still married overseas when we married I have documentation from my attorney overseas to that effect, at one time before I filed for her she claimed abuse which she later recanted in a signed hand-written statement before two witnesses: my lawyer and a priest who translated. She just played me all along because once we obtained her two-year card I found out she had committed adultery (I have numerous photos to prove it, she had the gall to have her lover sign our divorce papers as witness).

When the marriage dissolved my attorney advised me to just seek a divorce since proving the marriage fraud would have involved intercontinental litigation he almost wanted to fly my attorney from overseas here. Afterwareds I sent a packet of papers into Immigration hoping that if some day she filed, they would have a dossier on her.

Well now I find out that she somehow has obtained permanent residence obviously through VAWA which is in my mind just defrauding Immigration to top it all.

Here's my question, I am very happily married now, my wife has a 2-yr conditional residence, we'll have to file for removal of conditions next year. I don't care what happens to this "ex", I just don't want this to interfere with my wife's future removal of conditions in 2010. If this won't interfere I will just leave it alone, but if it may I will certainly act, I have plenty of material to denounce all the fraudulent deeds on her part, it just troubles me deeply every time I think about it that I should perhaps be doing something and I'm just passively letting time go by.

Your advice will be appreciated

So you committed fraud as well, when you married an already married woman? And did you petition her based on this marriage?

What about reporting your 'fraudulent deeds'?

[JorgeGu 0]

Report her! It's the ethical thing to do.

Exactly, it's the ethical thing to do.... this is one of the things I struggle with, I could ignore the whole thing and just go on with my life but the perpetration is going on with impunity and this bothers me. I have one final thing that holds me back as I still ponder on the matter; I don't want to get into litigation, I had enough of that with her, if I submit the stamped, sealed and signed documents from my overseas attorney what value will ICE attach to such evidence? I say this because the attorney who divorced me used this reasoning, she could claim they are fake documents and the proof of burden would be on me, as I mentioned in my initial note this attorney wanted to FLY this other foreign attorney from overseas (he was someone who did not even own a passport so imagine the costs of getting him readied to come to this country plus his fees, travel expenses and would he want to leave his practice for whatever time this took?).

Now the indisputable evidence is photos that I have of her with her lover but I've read enough of VJ to know that someone can claim to "have entered the marriage in good faith" and then gotten herself a lover..'Once the marriage didn't work" one of the photos though has a calendar behind it showing the month of august the same month she persuaded me to follow through with the visa appointment

thanks for your input if you reply please address both points above

[JorgeGu 0]

So you committed fraud as well, when you married an already married woman? And did you petition her based on this marriage?

What about reporting your 'fraudulent deeds'?

This is the sorry part about VJ, there are the resident gumshoes, the resident pyschologists and the resident prosecutors...in this case you are jumping to conclusions but I'll do you a favor and respond to your unwarranted insult, when the divorce came up I unearthed all kinds of evidence the marriage was entered in bad faith, there were e-mails to one of her former husbands who was hitting her for money, there were numerous calls she frequently made back home, so I contacted an attorney overseas and asked him to get me more information on her, it turns out that she wasn't divorced when she married me, among other jewels...satisfied now? what is your next wild-#### assumption?