Marrital Fraud

[Boggy1974 124]

I think my wife committed immigration fraud. She told me she was cheap to feed, but she eats like a horse...

Hilarious...good one!

[Richard-Y-Abigail 18]

Hello, it's me again. I enjoyed reading everyone's responses. Capri, you truly are giving me a run for my money. Thanks. I knew that when I wrote this, that some may agree, and that others would take offence. Anyone that spends any time on VJ knows that many people were duped into believing that their marriage was the real thing. After arriving here in the United States, many Americans have been completely fooled into believing that their marriage was real. No one wants to admit that they were used just to get their GC. Some never come to grips with it, while others just keep investing financially and emotionally, hoping that their marriage can be saved. Many have offered the advice to just move on, cut their losses.

From reading these letters, we have learned that many beneficiaries have been coached as to how they can still get their GC. Many had boyfriends waiting here for them, or others have family waiting for their arrival. Beneficiaries that are committing marriage fraud do an assortment of things to break away from their sham marriage. Women will go to abused women's shelters, and create a false chain of accusations, knowing that with this "evidence" that they can and will be able to get their GC, because, hey, they did not do anything wrong. They were the ones duped into thinking that they entered into their marriage in good faith.

Having said this, and I can add more, but having said this, if an American spouse is the sponsor, he or she is not released of this contract until the beneficiary works 40 Semester hours, lives here 10 years, or becomes an American citizen, or returns to their home country and surrenders their petition. I think that is how it goes. If they accept any means tested benefits, such as food stamps, immigration has the right to collect from the sponsor.

Lastly, others here are of the opinion that no letter, nor reporting to immigration will make a difference. Very few are denied their GC. Like so many have said, sometimes permanant GC's are just issued without a meeting. Sure, we can report them, but frankly speaking I doubt that anything can be done. We live in a country where illegals, whoops, undocumented immigrants cannot even be deported.

[mtcmk1 37]

I think my wife committed immigration fraud. She told me she was cheap to feed, but she eats like a horse...

hahaha! too funny!

[awesome87 0]

they should be just deported where they came from..and suffer in their own country...fraudalent people

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Very WISE suggestion :thumbs:

Sounds good on the surface but the person we divorce is usually not the same person we married. Just saying.

[Brian1967## 119]

Sometime you can submit proof but most men submit initial letters about how they were wronge d and they want this person deported. Well USCIS will not listen to this but they will look at proof....unemotional proof backed up with examples letters from friends saying she was not into the marriage, pictures from Facebook, they are not going to get the "smoking gun" very often...meaning she will admit. These women that do this are not much short of prostitutes. They sell themselves. I did get to meet with a fraud officer, which is very rare, and had good proof of her marrying me for green card, she will be charged with assaulting me and be punished. They funny part is she wants spousal support, I know how you feel and understand your pain. But even if my ex from is found guilty of domestic violence...chances of getting to stay here are 60/40 ...that is 60 for and only 40 she will go into 201 hearings. So divorce and move on and have her sign you out of the i864. I do not know what life holds for you but I bet it is AWESOME!

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Sometime you can submit proof but most men submit initial letters about how they were wronge d and they want this person deported. Well USCIS will not listen to this but they will look at proof....unemotional proof backed up with examples letters from friends saying she was not into the marriage, pictures from Facebook, they are not going to get the "smoking gun" very often...meaning she will admit. These women that do this are not much short of prostitutes. They sell themselves. I did get to meet with a fraud officer, which is very rare, and had good proof of her marrying me for green card, she will be charged with assaulting me and be punished. They funny part is she wants spousal support, I know how you feel and understand your pain. But even if my ex from is found guilty of domestic violence...chances of getting to stay here are 60/40 ...that is 60 for and only 40 she will go into 201 hearings. So divorce and move on and have her sign you out of the i864. I do not know what life holds for you but I bet it is AWESOME!

I think ultimately that is the most basic answer.

Often times I read up on here from vengeful Spouses (there's a particular thread on here that's be going on for eons now). Folks just need to take their lumps, realize that they made some wrong decisions and then collect themselves and move on.

[Brian1967## 119]

Gowan... I agree take the lumps and move on but for some USC, the nightmare goes on because immigrant spouse tried things like mine has done. It is roughly move on when you get blackmailed for money or for spousal support that the USC should not be on the hook for. In other words maybe instead of extorting a USC some immigrant spouses should do what immigrants have been doing since the country was founded do not ask for money in divorce they should move on also not to find ways to get something for nothing but for some immigrant spouses hey this did not work, I need to work and work hard like everyone else does here. Just a thought