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Filed: F-3 Visa Country: Jamaica
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So i met my hussy back in 2008, dated for a few months. came back to the states found out I was pregnant had our son Dec, 08 all the while going back and forth, got pregnant again in 2010 and had our daughter Aug 2011. Got married March 2011. Filed I130 in May 2012, sent payment $230 & $88 last week... Here is the cliche! MY husband tried to get a visitors visa back in 1999 and was caught a fraudulent job letter, he didn't get Arrested , just escorted from the embassy and required to pay a fine. How do you think this will affect our petition. Its really hard being a single mom with infants travelling back and forth so they can know their dad. I hope the CO take this into consideration.....

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Wales
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Pay a fine?

I have never heard of that.

He probably has a misrep charge and will probably need a waiver.

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to whom did he pay a fine? got a receipt ?

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Filed: F-3 Visa Country: Jamaica
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Pay a fine?

I have never heard of that.

He probably has a misrep charge and will probably need a waiver.

A fine in Jamaican courts. The attorney said the same thing about a wavier, been it was so long ago and now his ties are so strong.. But how long does that take?

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Brazil
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Pay a fine?

I have never heard of that.

He probably has a misrep charge and will probably need a waiver.

good.gif He probably has something on his record that reflects this fraud. A very big no0pb.gifno0pb.gif. Just because he didn't get arrested doesn't mean much.

There will be some explaining to do and I agree with Boiler that a waiver will be in the future.

A fine in Jamaican courts. The attorney said the same thing about a wavier, been it was so long ago and now his ties are so strong.. But how long does that take?

First things first, you have to wait for a decision from USCIS.

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Brazil
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I130 was approved and I sent fee to NVC. I know the fraud is on his record, but hopeing a waiver can be done to append that situation.

Keeping fingers crossed for you. Maybe it works out for you and you don't need it. Maybe it comes up at interview. Just be prepared to act swiftly should anything come up.

Good luck

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Filed: F-3 Visa Country: Jamaica
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Keeping fingers crossed for you. Maybe it works out for you and you don't need it. Maybe it comes up at interview. Just be prepared to act swiftly should anything come up.

Good luck

Thanks ... really appreciate it

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Filed: Country: Jamaica
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yes, if he misrepresented himself in order to gain an immigration benefit he is inadmissible. He will most likely be denied a visa at his interview and will be offered the opportunity to file a waiver. Waivers are not an easy thing. Please get a lawyer to help you prepare if at all possible. The processing time for a waiver in Kingston is 2-4 months last I heard.

Please read these links:

http://mshale.com/2008/12/01/immigration-fraud-misrepresentation-and-the-use-of-a-212-i-waiver/

http://www.scottimmigration.net/content/i601memo

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So i met my hussy back in 2008, dated for a few months. came back to the states found out I was pregnant had our son Dec, 08 all the while going back and forth, got pregnant again in 2010 and had our daughter Aug 2011. Got married March 2011. Filed I130 in May 2012, sent payment $230 & $88 last week... Here is the cliche! MY husband tried to get a visitors visa back in 1999 and was caught a fraudulent job letter, he didn't get Arrested , just escorted from the embassy and required to pay a fine. How do you think this will affect our petition. Its really hard being a single mom with infants travelling back and forth so they can know their dad. I hope the CO take this into consideration.....

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Mostly likely it will come up on the day of the interview, CO have already taken care of doing all the background info. they have access to EVERYTHING about us. If they ask about this particularly incident he should TOTALLY BE HONEST!! Don't intend to lie about the situation! I wish both of you luck! God Bless!

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