deportin help

[rin and john 71]

Cashing the check would depend on how she did it. Checks can be deposited into a bank account without signatures (if both names are on the account) . She could then withdraw the money from the account. Be surprised if a court would prosecute her.

[Caryh 5,206]

Cashing the check would depend on how she did it. Checks can be deposited into a bank account without signatures (if both names are on the account) . She could then withdraw the money from the account. Be surprised if a court would prosecute her.

I knew a couple that was divorcing, he forged her signature on the tax return. This was after getting her to sign the return saying he would give her half the return check. Police just said to fight him in court over it. Unless you know someone, they're not going to get involved in what they will see as essentially a civil matter.

Also she doesn't need VAWA. She can remove conditions on her own after the divorce. In fact she's required to. What I don't understand is how she got him arrested. Making a claim with no marks shouldn't get him arrested. Was it claimed you came around when the protection order was in place? Were there no witnesses? How did she get the protection order in place? There's too much we don't know to really understand what went on between them. There's only really one path he can follow and he can't get her deported. He should just stay away from her and get the divorce done and move on. Nothing else he can do that will make this any better.

[Iyawo Ijebu 157]

I knew a couple that was divorcing, he forged her signature on the tax return. This was after getting her to sign the return saying he would give her half the return check. Police just said to fight him in court over it. Unless you know someone, they're not going to get involved in what they will see as essentially a civil matter.

Also she doesn't need VAWA. She can remove conditions on her own after the divorce. In fact she's required to. What I don't understand is how she got him arrested. Making a claim with no marks shouldn't get him arrested. Was it claimed you came around when the protection order was in place? Were there no witnesses? How did she get the protection order in place? There's too much we don't know to really understand what went on between them. There's only really one path he can follow and he can't get her deported. He should just stay away from her and get the divorce done and move on. Nothing else he can do that will make this any better.

Signature: a civil issue not a criminal one unless convicted of forgery, a tough road between Spouses.

Arrest: Not exactly true, maybe the law was written that way but it's ultimately up to the decision of the Police Officer.

I am always saddened when I read these kinds of posts and I want to thank all that shares this deep emotional issues.

OP, if all this allegation is true then please move on, don't let her take more out of you than she already did. I know it's hard but I hope that you get to a better place soon. You're going to be wasting scarse resource towards an unworthwhile adversary. Divorce and move on, you were duped but no provable immigration fraud occured.

Edited May 10, 2012 by Iyawo Ijebu

[Lisamarie 79]

Ok, I just read that you have pictures of them together. I missed that before. Do you know when she met him?

Is there a possibility that she knew the guy before she came here? Because that might prove immigration fraud. You said he bought her airline tickets. Does he not live in the area? How and when did she meet him? And is she physically cheating on you? I would try to find out if she knew him before she got here. I'm sorry for your situation. Best of luck to you.

[JudyKCski 12]

Is it at all possible that she knew the person she is cheating with BEFORE you brought her here? If you can find evidence of that then possibly you can show she used you to get to the US and him and show visa fraud? Just throwing senarios to look for possibly.

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Oops sorry seen someone already asked the same question.

Edited May 11, 2012 by JudyKCski

[RickJovi 81]

You can not deport her, that is the job of USCIS to place her in removal proceedings -- all you can do is report her to ICE and USCIC if you feel she married you for the immigration benefit. They will make notes in her A-file. You can withdraw the I-864, which will cause her I-485 to be denied when she decides to file for ROC. This will cause her to be eligible for removal -- but even then, ICE will not drive to her residence to pick her up for deportation.

How can you withdraw an I-864 when she has a conditional green card. If it is possible I want to withdraw mine on my ex who used me to get her conditional green card. I didn't contact ICE, but I sent information and a witness statement to be put in her packet before she tries to ROC.