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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Colombia
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Okay, I am not new here but I created this new user name so that it would be easier for me to ask this question. I know that it is morally right for me to report things to ice so when i ask this question i am just looking for some suggestions and if anyone has had this same experience and how it was handled. okay so ¨bob¨got married to ¨jane¨just for papers. he paid her over 20 thousand dollars. bob and jane were once a couple but has broken up since their wedding in oct of 2012. I am bob´s sister and i do not agree with this. i am anxios to file an report with ice because i to have gone through the whole immigratation process with my spouse and i feel like they are cheating and lying. bob filed his papers on 02.12.2013 and has already recieved his appectance letters. i have evidence of everything that i know. from the car she brought with the money,her facebook page saying she is singling and showing all her hook ups and i also have recordings. what should i do. help.........i dont wanna get me or my spouse in trouble. could this affect us....

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Filing a report to ICE will do nothing because ICE does not investigate individual cases of fraud.

If you want to impact "Bobs" immigration path, you would need to send a letter directly to USCIS, preferably to the local office that would be processing Bobs GC/ where Bob would be going for his local interview.

The more information you know about "Bob" the better. Ex- Bobs A#, date of birth, address, country, spouses name, date of filing.

You do not have to give your name- if you do, they can call you in to give a sworn statement to what you wrote. You would not get in any trouble with USCIS. There may be a chance if you sign your name that "bob" could discover you ratted him out.

In the letter you would state you have direct knowledge of the fraudulent marriage. Attach any proof. (screenshots of websites, letters, recordings etc) If you do sign your name you must state who you are and youre relationship to the parties. You should also include a statement like- the following statements are being made truthfully and based on my direct knowledge.

What most likely will happen- If it is correctly attached to his file, his case will be assigned a high fraud level, he will have to come in for an interview to get his GC if he does not have one. (you didnt say if he was in the US or adjusting through an embassy) At the interview he will have to overcome the fact that they know all the facts you had previously disclosed. It will be very hard for Bob and Jane to prove their marriage is legitimate and Bob would be denied.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Nigeria
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If Bob is in the US and you do the right thing there is a high probabilty that they will get a knock on the door an a request from immigration to inspect their shared bedroom as part of the process.

This will not be over quickly. You will not enjoy this.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Colombia
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To be honest, I just think you shouldn't get yourself involved in that. Who cares if your brother is doing that, that's his business and what not. If he gets in trouble he gets in trouble. Just worry about your own little family now (your husband and if you guys have any kids) and don't get yourself into drama. He knows what he is doing is wrong and if immigration catches on, he will receive consequences. I'm sorry but I hate people who gets other people in trouble even though if you're right because you just put yourself in drama for no reason and I HATE drama! So just mind your business and live drama free!! And as long as its not your 20 thousand dollars then just be happy!

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11/10/2012 MARRIED

USCIS STAGE (101days)
01/22/2013 I130 SENT TO NBC
01/28/2013 NOA1 PRIORITY DATE
05/09/2013 I130 TEXT/EMAIL APPROVAL & NOTICE DATE!
05/15/2013 GOT NOA2 HARDCOPY

NVC STAGE (72 DAYS)
05/20/2013 NVC RECEIVED OUR CASE!

06/03/2013 RECEIVED CASE # & IIN, ALSO SENT DS-3032 EMAIL

06/10/2013 AOS INVOICED AND PAID, ALSO RESENT DS-3032 EMAIL- SUPERVISOR REVIEW

06/11/2013 NVC ACCEPTED DS-3032 EMAIL & AOS PAYMENT DEDUCTED FROM BANK ACCOUNT

06/12/2013 SENT AOS USPS EXPRESS MAIL (OVERNIGHT)

06/12/2013 IV BILL INVOICED & PAID

06/14/2013 SENT IV PACKET VIA OVERNIGHT EXPRESS MAIL

06/17/2013 IV PACKET ARRIVED AT NVC

07/03/2013 RECEIVED AOS CHECKLIST

07/06/2013 SENT AOS CHECKLIST VIA OVERNIGHT EXPRESS MAIL

07/08/2013 IV ACCEPTED & AOS CHECKLIST ARRIVED AT NVC

07/31/2013 CASE COMPLETE!!

09/16/2013 BLOOD & MEDICAL EXAMS

09/19/2013 INTERVIEW

09/26/2013 RECEIVED VISA

09/29/2013 POE FORT LAUDERDALE

10/11/2013 RECEIVED SSN

11/09/2013 RECEIVED CONDITIONAL GREEN CARD

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