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He does need VAWA, so why the fuss on that.

I can nothing that suggests ICE would be remotely interested.

So a waste of time, but if it makes the OP feel better no harm.

He doesn't need VAWA, he can file to ROC after a divorce.

ICE might be interested in knowing that a GAY man married a straight US Citizen for immigration benefits.

A also believe working under the table to avoid paying taxes is a Federal Crime called TAX EVASION which ICE & USCIS don't appreciate an LPR doing.


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Deputy Purple
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He doesn't need VAWA, he can file to ROC after a divorce. ICE might be interested in knowing that a GAY man married a straight US Citizen for immigration benefits. A also believe working under the t

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You cant deport him. He has his green card. He can remove conditions after the divorce by himself and hes already trying to build a VAWA case on his own. If that does not work he can try and file base

Deema & Wayne
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I'm so sorry about this But I have one question for you, how long have you known this man..I mean you must have seen and visited him or him you a few times before deciding to get married, you didn't

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He doesn't need VAWA, he can file to ROC after a divorce.

Agreed

ICE might be interested in knowing that a GAY man married a straight US Citizen for immigration benefits.

This would be an assumption, no evidence so far.

A also believe working under the table to avoid paying taxes is a Federal Crime called TAX EVASION which ICE & USCIS don't appreciate an LPR doing.

I an not sure either of them care, IRS is another issue but probably more an issue for the Employer.

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My husband got approved to move to the USA in May.

I found a condom underneath my couch pillows with feces on it blood and fresh semen inside of it.

Condom + Blood = gay? What about Condom + Blood = Woman on period?

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Condom + Blood = gay? What about Condom + Blood = Woman on period?

hmm it says feces and blood, not sure but the last time i checked women don't get a period from their bum and they don't poop from their V.

Regardless it could of been sex of the backdoor with a man OR a woman. You cant tell the difference unless you catch the person in the act.

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OP,

I am sorry that your marriage did not work out. What a horrible experience to go through... You cannot, however, get him deported only because you suspect he has been cheating on you. As it was already suggested, you should contact ICE. File for divorce ASAP. Do not talk to him or meet him since he may want to use any such opportunities to build his VAWA case. Don't give him the chance to do that. Otherwise, you must move on with your life. By the way, I doubt that anyone would be interested in spending the money in analyzing the nasty condom in a lab, so just get rid of it. Keeping it is simply disguting.

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I'm so sorry about this :( But I have one question for you, how long have you known this man..I mean you must have seen and visited him or him you a few times before deciding to get married, you didn't suspect that he was gay then?

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Maybe you should also contact the IRS since he is working under the table as well as the social security office. You might want to notify USCIS that he has been working under the table...not sure if this will help but cannot hurt.

Good luck and I am so sorry that this happened...very unfortunate :(

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Sorry to hear about the situation but you need to protect yourself as previously stated beat him to the punch and file for divorce under the grounds of lieing on his sexual orientation. Invest some money and get that condom tested for DNA one of two things will happen you can eliminate youself from the pool and secondly you can prove if it is his DNA. Make a report with ICE and stay away from him. Consider a restraining order if he is still contacting you or your family to prevent any contact and track any violation of contact through the authorities.

Good luck,

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So sorry to hear this, there is some really horrible people in the world... God bless you.

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Hello, first of all.... I am at loss for words with your case. Actually stupefied is more like it. You are such a VERY strong woman. You actually have the strength and power to brave through this situation.

All I can say is as the brits say, "Keep calm and carry on." Or as our grandmas would say, "This too shall pass."

Please do keep us posted on this progress of yours. It may sound like it is for OUR personal gain, but... just know that there's a VJ community supporting you.

Do you have any wise advice for the women of VJ? Such as red flags? Tell-Tale signs? High Fraud country? Anything...

(F) Here's one for you.

Sincerely, Emily

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We do?

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why put all the blame on the guy..

maybe the marriage was not what he expected when he go here after he completely uprooted his entire life to move here.. ..

none of us know the story..

seems like BOTH sides may have rushed into this for whatever reason..

get the divorce and move on.. let the chips fall where they may..

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little too much info for me

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