How do I find out the current immigration status of Ex?

[JimVaPhuong 4,863]

The cheapest one way ticket I can find to her city has a 13 hour layover in Beijing.

I'm trying to find one with a longer layover, preferably in a worse airport.

Indira Gandhi International Airport, New Delhi, India. The second worst international airport in the world!

The worst is Lopold Sdar Senghor International Airport in Dakar, Senegal, but that's a little too far out of the way... unless you want to send her on the EASTERN ROUTE BACK TO CHINA!

[clueless55 18]

A friend suggested a steerage ticket on the proverbial 'slow boat to china', full of dirty, horny sailors, but she'd probably enjoy the attention, and I can't find a ticket.

I did find a ticket with a 19 hour layover..............

She is requesting I find her a ticket that doesn't leave too early, not before 10 am, and has no long layovers.

I'm getting ready to suggest she try the 'USCIS Travel agency' and use the coupon code 'Self-deportation'.

[trillium13 84]

Why is she expecting this of you anyway? I'm really just being nosy.

[ceadsearc 516]

I'm confused by what you mean when you say you put it in her file. As in, you forwarded the messages to USCIS when you let them know you suspected she married you fraudulently? If so, chances are they would be aware of that and consider it if she tries to file ROC with a waiver. If you mean you literally put it with some paperwork she was keeping then it is probably useless.

[clueless55 18]

About offering her a one way ticket home....

Even though she cost me considerable time, money, and pain, from the time I first attempted to discuss divorce with her, I offered her a ticket back to China. She did give up a job of some sort, and an apartment. Initially, before I found out the depth of her infidelity and dishonesty, I offered both the ticket, and modest financial support for a year. (the length of time it takes to get divorce where I live)

She laughed, and told me the amount I offered, which was a slightly higer amount per month than what she was earning when I met her was 'not enough'. (she only earned about $150 US a month)

Later when I found out she had more money in the bank than I did, the offer of monthly support was withdrawn....but she was still refusing to do anything until after she got the ten year green card.

As far as placing documents in her USCIS files, I made appointments by INFOPASS, and hand carried folders of documents I had collected, with her alien number on top of each page, as well as cover letter that was more or less a summary and timeline of her activities, with a request for all to be placed in her files.

This was suggested to me by both ICE and the local USCIS office.

I packaged it all up so it would be nice coffee break reading for some bored government clerk, printed out love letters, photos of online romeos...as well as hotel reservation emails....travel plans, etc.