Moneygram

[ALSA 2]

I am receiving money from my Aunt to pay for my school. It is $9000 coming from Saudi Arabia using moneygram. I just petitioned for my wife to come to the USA from Jordan. I remember reading somewhere that USCIS or someone else up there look for large transactions that the petitioner receives in case of a fraud marriage. Can this affect bringing my wife to the US?

[AnhDoiEm 9]

if you have a good reason of that large amount, where is come from and what it for, I think think there is a problem

[ALSA 2]

It's not coming from my wife's country. It is from a different country.

[Segers2012 1]

If she is really your wife and this is not a fraud marriage, there is nothing to be afraid of. You just have to provide proof of income, tax returns and tax transcript to show you can support two people reaching poverty guidelines, photo of you two together, etc.. all that info. should be on the application. Just follow the guidelines. But if this is a fraud case, you will get caught and will get messy. Just have everything in order, and always plan A and B in case something goes wrong.

[Penguin_ie 5,993]

There should be no issues, as the money is coming from a different country and, presumably, your aunt is in no way related to your wife.

[ALSA 2]

There should be no issues, as the money is coming from a different country and, presumably, your aunt is in no way related to your wife.

My Aunt and I share the same last name so that should be even better. As you presumed, my Wife and Aunt are not related.