Need some help(don't move yet, I have friends in this Forum)

[CanadiaGirl 10]

The fact that some don't find the SSN to be a big deal, is mildly concerning.

[We Keep Receipts 9,238]

He should not add her to DEERS with the fake SSN there is no need for this, he can request a foreign identification number that is issued by the ID card section and can be used to file taxes and draw benefits like basic allowance for quarters (BAH) on the other hand if he adds this fraudulent information about his dependent on his official record he is opening up a can of worms that can all be punished under UCMJ, BAH Fraud, if he gets assigned overseas she still has to have all her immigration records straight. He needs to do things legally, his commanding officer can help make this happen but doing thing on his own and illegally will only result with the CO exercising his command authority and in accordance with regulation it will not be in the sailors interest.

If he is your sailor take care of him and afford the commander an opportunity to assist his family.

Good luck

Guys and gals, thanks for the information, actually he outranks me, but I look out for anyone that needs help. I don't know how deep this goes yet as he just came to me about it yesterday. I copied this link and emailed it to him so he can see for himself what needs to be done.

[aamirpearl 47]

The fake SSN is a BIG deal depending on a few factors. Did she just "make it up"? Is the SSN a USC's? If is IS she could be facing a charge of pretending to be a USC which is a lifetime ban with no waiver. I've read about that before.

She needs to see an attorney, a good one, asap.

It is never a good idea to just "let it go". It could be now that she gets deported, or it could be later. Either way he may or may not lose her and his kid. He either needs to deal with it, or live in fear of losing her or them down the line.

I agree with you on this one, she cant use someones ssn and get away with it .....there is just no way they will make it easy on her.

Edited January 31, 2013 by @@mirpeArL

[Krikit 1,164]

Tell him to go to the following link. They specialize in hardship cases.

http://immigrate2us....rum/content.php

I have also PM'd a resident expert on this, and sent her this link for her commentary. She is also at the above site. Her member name on VJ is GlobeHopperMama. Good luck to your co-worker.

[jitterbug 20]

I would recommend your friend to go see the ADC. Good luck

[Shiobhan 235]

Tell him get an atty handle this, things can get judgmental here really and every case is different, also getting his wife legal is the best thing to do...good luck to them

[Belyvr 0]

So im the guy he was asking for here ar eosme more details and where im at,

I talked to a few lawyers and am to a consensus to file the I-130 and get it in ASAP.

Once approved you dont have to leave the country right away but in order to file the I0601 you have to do it at the Mexican consulate office in Juarez, MX(if you dont know about Juarez it has the highest crime rate or close to it of any city in Mexico, I dont plan on sending my 26 year old wife to sit in this city for 6-12 months)

the Lawyer advised to not make her leave the country.

In Mar the laws are changing and we will be able to file an inadmissability Waiver so she wont have to leave the country to finish)

the fake social thing per the lawyer is not a big deal because she is not using it for benefits and is not claiming to be a citizen. the place where she works gave her the number its not one she is using freely. He advised when she finally gets one to switch all the paperwork to the official one and not use it anymore.

For the command thing the command and the security manager are aware of what im going through, on the military stuff a social is not required she is documented to be from Mexico so there is no lieing or fidging the system Have a ts clearance I have taken no chances everyone is fully aware.

Thanks for your help and ill ask this for the I-130 is it better to just go through the lawyer or file it myself? looking for a consensus im leaning to pay him to do it so its done right I dont want to delay this on technalities so im hoping his level of experience will speed this process through.

thanks again

~David

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

Welcome. There are a couple forums here that are familiar with the I-130 here is one of them:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/forum/110-ir-1-cr-1-spouse-visa-process-procedures/

Enough people here have done the the IR-1/CR-1 thing here on this site to get you through it, and there is another section on waivers. You may find you can do it yourself, but if you feel uncomfortable, get a good lawyer familiar with similar cases and ask for a few references.

[Krikit 1,164]

So im the guy he was asking for here ar eosme more details and where im at,

I talked to a few lawyers and am to a consensus to file the I-130 and get it in ASAP.

Once approved you dont have to leave the country right away but in order to file the I0601 you have to do it at the Mexican consulate office in Juarez, MX(if you dont know about Juarez it has the highest crime rate or close to it of any city in Mexico, I dont plan on sending my 26 year old wife to sit in this city for 6-12 months)

the Lawyer advised to not make her leave the country.

In Mar the laws are changing and we will be able to file an inadmissability Waiver so she wont have to leave the country to finish)

Check this link; first and last paragraphs. She will still have to leave the US.

http://www.uscis.gov...00045f3d6a1RCRD

Welcome to VJ.

Edited January 31, 2013 by Krikit

[We Keep Receipts 9,238]

So im the guy he was asking for here ar eosme more details and where im at,

I talked to a few lawyers and am to a consensus to file the I-130 and get it in ASAP.

Once approved you dont have to leave the country right away but in order to file the I0601 you have to do it at the Mexican consulate office in Juarez, MX(if you dont know about Juarez it has the highest crime rate or close to it of any city in Mexico, I dont plan on sending my 26 year old wife to sit in this city for 6-12 months)

the Lawyer advised to not make her leave the country.

In Mar the laws are changing and we will be able to file an inadmissability Waiver so she wont have to leave the country to finish)

the fake social thing per the lawyer is not a big deal because she is not using it for benefits and is not claiming to be a citizen. the place where she works gave her the number its not one she is using freely. He advised when she finally gets one to switch all the paperwork to the official one and not use it anymore.

For the command thing the command and the security manager are aware of what im going through, on the military stuff a social is not required she is documented to be from Mexico so there is no lieing or fidging the system Have a ts clearance I have taken no chances everyone is fully aware.

Thanks for your help and ill ask this for the I-130 is it better to just go through the lawyer or file it myself? looking for a consensus im leaning to pay him to do it so its done right I dont want to delay this on technalities so im hoping his level of experience will speed this process through.

thanks again

~David

Welcome IT1, you know I got you on the I-130. If you are having issues, before you get a lawyer, give me a call. I still have copies of my wife's paperwork. Anything else, most of the folks on here are more than happy to help.

[Teddy B 17,252]

There is no route to adjustment of status if the beneficiary entered the country illegally.

Moving from P&R to General Immigration-Related Discussion.

My post was in reference to illegal presence, not illegal entry. When I responded, it was not yet known that the person had entered the US illegaly. And I believe that a hardship waiver will allow this person to file for AOS and avoid any mandatory bars, that is the route to AOS.

Also, as noted below, the fake SSN is not a big deal as I stated.

the fake social thing per the lawyer is not a big deal because she is not using it for benefits and is not claiming to be a citizen. the place where she works gave her the number its not one she is using freely. He advised when she finally gets one to switch all the paperwork to the official one and not use it anymore.

Hi Belyvr/David. Welcome to VJ and good luck with your process.

Just don't let on that you know Marvin.

[We Keep Receipts 9,238]

My post was in reference to illegal presence, not illegal entry. When I responded, it was not yet known that the person had entered the US illegaly. And I believe that a hardship waiver will allow this person to file for AOS and avoid any mandatory bars, that is the route to AOS.

Also, as noted below, the fake SSN is not a big deal as I stated.

Hi Belyvr/David. Welcome to VJ and good luck with your process.

Just don't let on that you know Marvin.

Don't start with me Teddy, I'll get Ev on you, she hasn't cut into anyone in the last 15 minutes, she is so gangster!!!!

[Teddy B 17,252]

Don't start with me Teddy, I'll get Ev on you, she hasn't cut into anyone in the last 15 minutes, she is so gangster!!!!

Oh no! Nuttin worse than a Canadian Gangsta!

[We Keep Receipts 9,238]

Oh no! Nuttin worse than a Canadian Gangsta!

Uh, there is something worse, think really hard(lives in the safest place on earth)

[Kastrs 723]

The fact that some don't find the SSN to be a big deal, is mildly concerning.

Isn't it!