she should made to pay!!!

[Dakine10 5,452]

there is noting new for me to broadcast on here, i will do it with the correct

authorities...what amazes me is the high level of fraudsters there are in this

immigrating business, it's almost as if it's a sport, i bet 3/4 of ya'll on here

obtained your documents by fraud or have family members/friends who does. and i

say this with no apologies.

Based on what you posted, as Darnell already told you, there is no fraud here. Unless you are witholding something, then you are right, there is nothing else for you to post, unless you change your mind about the apologies.

Based on the attitude you are approaching this with, it's not going to be difficult for them to figure out who is behind this. If they end up in court fighting bogus charges, don't be surprised when you end up before a judge yourself.

[Rebecca Jo 1,962]

there is noting new for me to broadcast on here, i will do it with the correct

authorities...what amazes me is the high level of fraudsters there are in this

immigrating business, it's almost as if it's a sport, i bet 3/4 of ya'll on here

obtained your documents by fraud or have family members/friends who does. and i

say this with no apologies.

So g'wan, report us!

[Robby999 1,024]

Looks like you are testing the waters for a financial shakedown of this woman! I think extortion is the motive here, and you want people here to tell you what charges you can threaten her with! If you were so concerned about this why didn't you report her to the consulate 2 years ago? Your post actually sounds like the operator of some sham immigration consulting firm that got beat at your own game and attempting to use extortion as a method of collection. I also have to allow the fact that she might have refused to pay your sham company and you are trying to destroy her future to send a message to future clients/victims.

[madashell 0]

Looks like you are testing the waters for a financial shakedown of this woman! I think extortion is the motive here, and you want people here to tell you what charges you can threaten her with! If you were so concerned about this why didn't you report her to the consulate 2 years ago? Your post actually sounds like the operator of some sham immigration consulting firm that got beat at your own game and attempting to use extortion as a method of collection. I also have to allow the fact that she might have refused to pay your sham company and you are trying to destroy her future to send a message to future clients/victims.

you sound so IGNORANT!!! :lol:

[Robby999 1,024]

you sound so IGNORANT!!! :lol:

You are absolutely right, I know you are only concerned with preserving the integrity and honor of the Immigration Process! Now that I have went back and read your posts again, I can clearly see that you have no ill intentions towards this woman! You are an upstanding individual and citizen for wanting to ensure this woman is arrested and deported because you think she has committed immigration fraud. I am also very happy that you opened my eyes to all the fraudsters in here, now I have to go back and check all the information these fraudsters provided me over time. You can rest assured that if I find any faults or infractions of immigration laws, I will deport myself! Thank You for opening my eyes to my own ignorance!

[FormerlyKnownAs 17]

Hmmm. So am I the only one that finds it odd that the OP posted in the following thread?

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/303866-approved-yippee/

Not just that he/she posted, but the content of the post... What gives here? OP was logged into the wrong account? Or did he/she suddenly go from a pleasant well-wishing new member of this community to a seemingly spiteful poster with a bone to pick with an immigrant? Call me a cynic, but I find this quite suspect. And what exactly did the OP mean by "welcome to the approval club"? Makes it sound like the OP *is* a member of the "approval club" of which he/she speaks.

Or maybe there's nothing to it and I should leave the sleuthing up to the OP who seems to be so good at it!

[FormerlyKnownAs 17]

Actually, the OP's post in the linked thread (in my above post) was "Posted 06 April 2011 - 06:39 PM" which makes it *after* he/she posted this topic. So I guess I should believe that he/she, after ranting about immigration fraud, went on to peruse the posts here and offer his/her congratulations to someone receiving approval? Really?

[Tanya and Barry 59]

"There is something really weird about spitefulness masquerading as self righteousnes(sic)"

It's too bad some don't see this in their own posts...

To the OP: Call it in. Report it if you feel that strongly. It's all you can do.

[madashell 0]

"There is something really weird about spitefulness masquerading as self righteousnes(sic)"

It's too bad some don't see this in their own posts...

To the OP: Call it in. Report it if you feel that strongly. It's all you can do.

willl do

[VanessaTony 3,567]

well how do i make the grapes sweet?? what if i engage her in a conversation on the phone and get her to admit paying him money, or some thing that would substantiate my claim, will they turn her back then??

Is this the fraud? Are you saying the immigrant paid the USC to get her visa?

If it's just the 2 year / 10 year thing that's common knowledge. You can google "married 2 years, entering US on CR-1 visa" and you'll see people mention the 10 year card.

Tony (my USC) didn't really pay too much of the K1 process, just the US side, then I paid the Aussie side. In relationships money is readily exchanged.. this doesn't mean fraud. Your friend has been married for 2 years already.. I highly doubt she's been faking her marriage to this guy for that long but it does happen.

In short, paying for an immigration benefit IS fraud but without proof they'll just dismiss it.. no harm in reporting it. The 2 year / 10 year thing ISN'T fraud but feel free to call ICE and ask them and they'll just tell you the same thing. Most of all it's important you know that without proof they'll likely just ignore it so.. what are you going to do then? Are you going to admit to your "friend" that you tried to have her denied entry? Are you going to smile at your friend and live secretly in the knowledge that you tried to have her denied entry? Or are you going to be true to your beliefs/opinion and tell her you don't agree with her getting his visa/entry fraudulently, that you reported her and now you want nothing more to do with her... bet you find out how wrong you were/are.

Most of all though, without proof I wouldn't do anything because what if you're wrong? It is NOT your right to ruin someone's life for something you *think* you know.

Edited April 11, 2011 by Vanessa&Tony

[Vi-Jay 218]

It is NOT your right to ruin someone's life for something you *think* you know.

Bullseye!

Edited April 11, 2011 by Vi-Jay