My wife lied!

[shareef 0]

My wife lied to immigration about my residence in the u.s. She received a b2 visa for 5years. She came her and received 6 month i-94 and now she is pregnant with our child. she is almost 6 months pregnant. We are thinking of filing an extension for her so she can have the baby here. I will get my citizenship with in 4-5 months. My question is. Should She leave now and then come back when i file for her green card? Or can she stay on her extended visa and i file for her once i get my citizenship

[meowmeowmeow 0]

uh....damn.

[aaron2020 11,651]

My wife lied to immigration about my residence in the u.s. She received a b2 visa for 5years. She came her and received 6 month i-94 and now she is pregnant with our child. she is almost 6 months pregnant. We are thinking of filing an extension for her so she can have the baby here. I will get my citizenship with in 4-5 months. My question is. Should She leave now and then come back when i file for her green card? Or can she stay on her extended visa and i file for her once i get my citizenship

Your wife really screwed up.

First, your wife lied to get a tourist visa. Even though she entered the US on what appears to be a valid visa on its face, it was procured through fraud - thus the visa is invalid and revoked because of the fraud. You are asking if she can extend it. Most likely yes if you continue the fraud. However, giving you advice on how to violate the law and continue this fraud would be a violation of the terms of use on this site.

Second, what does your wife plan to tell the immigration folks as to why she want an extension? She plan on telling them that she wants to stay with her husband? That would contradict what she said to procure the visa. Does she plan to lie again that she is just visiting the US? This may constitute another violation of immigration fraud.

Third, when your wife is interviewed for an immigration visa what does she intend to tell them about her trip to the US? Is she going to tell them that she came to visit you? Would it contradict what she said in procuring a tourist visa? This will probably bite her in the behind and result in a ban from the US.

Go consult an immigration lawyer. You screw with the system and the system will screw you back. Does your wife expect to benefit from the immigration system when she lies and procured a tourist visa through fraud?

Edited September 4, 2009 by aaron2020

[robNviv 0]

your wife should never go back!!!!!!!!!!!! lots of people over stay and never go back, look at all the mexicans?

if she goes back shell never be allowed to re enter!!!!!!!

[meowmeowmeow 0]

and when did you guys marry? overseas or in the US? how did that one get by immigration?

[Ellie-and-David 38]

your wife should never go back!!!!!!!!!!!! lots of people over stay and never go back, look at all the mexicans?

if she goes back shell never be allowed to re enter!!!!!!!

Your new. So I'll give the benefit of the doubt that you do not understand the Terms and Conditions of this website. The TOS states that:

"You may not condone or instruct, either directly or indirectly, others on how to commit fraudulent or illegal immigration activities in any way, shape, manner or method" Infringement of this Term of Service can lead to indefinite suspension from this website.

OP, your wife has put herself in a VERY difficult situation by lying.

No one catches an immigration break because they are pregnant. It's a myth that pregnancy automatically puts you in a better position. You must seek the guidance of an immigration lawyer immediately. When she tries to file for an extension, her immigration status will be brought to the attention of the authorities. Questions about her marital status will be asked.

You need the advice of someone who has dealt with this situation. Her misrepresentation you could ultimately lead to a ban. An overstay could lead to a ban. You need to seek professional help and prepare yourself for the worst.

[ddartt1 2]

your wife should never go back!!!!!!!!!!!! lots of people over stay and never go back, look at all the mexicans?

if she goes back shell never be allowed to re enter!!!!!!!

Your new. So I'll give the benefit of the doubt that you do not understand the Terms and Conditions of this website. The TOS states that:

"You may not condone or instruct, either directly or indirectly, others on how to commit fraudulent or illegal immigration activities in any way, shape, manner or method" Infringement of this Term of Service can lead to indefinite suspension from this website.

OP, your wife has put herself in a VERY difficult situation by lying.

No one catches an immigration break because they are pregnant. It's a myth that pregnancy automatically puts you in a better position. You must seek the guidance of an immigration lawyer immediately. When she tries to file for an extension, her immigration status will be brought to the attention of the authorities. Questions about her marital status will be asked.

You need the advice of someone who has dealt with this situation. Her misrepresentation you could ultimately lead to a ban. An overstay could lead to a ban. You need to seek professional help and prepare yourself for the worst.

[Anh map 2,098]

You need to speak to a qualified immigration attorney ASAP to learn your options.

Overstays are mostly forgiven, but if she entered fraudulently that could cause a problem. So don't accumulate overstay days without some proper advice. And that advice should not be solely from VJ members. Speak with an experienced attorney.

[so2008 0]

Did she state that she was married when she got her visa. If not, I think you should just mention that you got married here and go from there.

[Deputy Purple 1,294]

Did she state that she was married when she got her visa. If not, I think you should just mention that you got married here and go from there.

Yeah, afterall what harm can more lies do to their case, right?

BAD advice.....

Consult with an immigration lawyer PERIOD....

Nothing anyone here can or would say to you can help or fix your situation.

[aaron2020 11,651]

Did she state that she was married when she got her visa. If not, I think you should just mention that you got married here and go from there.

Why do people think it is okay to lie to get immigration benefits? #######?

[Ellie-and-David 38]

Did she state that she was married when she got her visa. If not, I think you should just mention that you got married here and go from there.

If you are going to answer people's questions, please take time to consider the advice that you are supplying.

To suggest that the OP go on to provide even more inaccurate information to the authorities is very irresponsible of you.

Immigration authorities have extensive resources to hand. This allows them to check the accuracy of the information provided. It would be very foolhardy to give false information from this point on, especially in the light of the misrepresentations that have already been made.

[WhidbeyGirl 1]

Did she state that she was married when she got her visa. If not, I think you should just mention that you got married here and go from there.

Why do people think it is okay to lie to get immigration benefits? #######?

Unfortunately that's the world we live in many have the philosophy, "If it doesn't hurt anyone and it benefits me then it's ok".

It's a sad state of affairs.

[Chica Yeyé 41]

your wife should never go back!!!!!!!!!!!! lots of people over stay and never go back, look at all the mexicans?

if she goes back shell never be allowed to re enter!!!!!!!

1. Be very careful with generalizing and comments like that.

2. You are giving advise on how to break the law; that is against VJ's terms of service. Consider yourself reported.

3. What you suggest as far as reentry is not true. Read before you post.

to the OP: it is much better if your spouse goes home now; to avoid complications and a very likely denial further down the line. Consult an experienced immigration attorney.

[aaron2020 11,651]

Did she state that she was married when she got her visa. If not, I think you should just mention that you got married here and go from there.

Why do people think it is okay to lie to get immigration benefits? #######?

Unfortunately that's the world we live in many have the philosophy, "If it doesn't hurt anyone and it benefits me then it's ok".

It's a sad state of affairs.

Immigration fraud does hurt people. Government resources devoted to root out fraud is a diversion of resources from other cases. Fraud also results in delays for all of us. There was a Vietnamese fiancee fraud ring in Seattle a few years ago. The result was that the US consulate in HCMC stopped issuing K1 visas for about six months.