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[diadromous mermaid 36]

I doubt that you could substantiate Visa fraud.

Assuming that you do not wish to marry her, as would seem likely, then just withdraw your petition.

She has a valid I-94 for 90 days. Her chances of being deported after that are remote to say the least, unless she is really stupid.

Nothing a lawyer can do, nothing you can do, forget it and move on.

Agreed. After an investment of time and effort by the OP only to be given a rude awakening, it's best to do what is necessary and then concentrate on healing from the betrayal rather than on hoping to see some sort of aggressive action on the part of DHS. Inform ICE of your suspicions, if you wish, but you should very definitely request in writing that any petition submitted on her behalf to USCIS be withdrawn and let the chips fall where they may.

Bets of luck to you!

[treed44812 0]

Here is the update on everything:

ICE and USCIS both were interested in hearing about my case, but that was about it. Until her 90 days is up, she is here legally without any implications.

Her family has received an email from me concerning her actions, kindly worded and informative.

It's a new day, and now it is time to move on and put my life back in order.....

[TucsonBill 0]

I'd still be interested in knowing, what, if anything happens after the 90 days. As I understand it, ICE does not typically release information about particular cases. I think if I were you i'd try to stay envolved, perhaps even feign yourself as a naive cuckold, even pretending to be trying to 'win her back', just to be able to stay in touch and see what happens.

I wouldn't give up, I'd want to see her prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. If the ICE 800 number does not help, I'd try the local customs enforcement office and try to win someone over to my side.

What ever you do, I hope you'll keep us updated should anything transpire.

Best of luck to you.

Bill

[Moonie 0]

Thank God you did not marry her.

[MichelleandCraig 1]

I'd still be interested in knowing, what, if anything happens after the 90 days. As I understand it, ICE does not typically release information about particular cases. I think if I were you i'd try to stay envolved, perhaps even feign yourself as a naive cuckold, even pretending to be trying to 'win her back', just to be able to stay in touch and see what happens.

I wouldn't give up, I'd want to see her prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. If the ICE 800 number does not help, I'd try the local customs enforcement office and try to win someone over to my side.

What ever you do, I hope you'll keep us updated should anything transpire.

Best of luck to you.

Bill

IMO, if she intentionally did this, (and that's definitely what it sounds like) then I doubt she'd fall for the 'trying to be won back' bit. She likely knew that as long as she could get in, nothing much would happen after that. All that *does* happen is that she starts accruing time out of status after the 90 days are up. That's it, and nothing more. She could be anywhere in the US after that time, and the USCIS doesn't have time to track people down like that, generally speaking. (For crying out loud, look how long petitions take to get adjudicated!) No disrespect to you, Bill, but what good is keeping the OPs life in a jumble trying to get revenge going to do him? I agree with the others in saying his time would be better spent recovering from this mess and finding someone deserving of him.

Anyway, I'm really sorry to read your story, and all the best in moving on with your life. M.

Edited December 28, 2006 by MichelleandCraig

[moelarrycheese 0]

Don't let her back in the house. She could make a false charge of abuse and have you removed from your home, and then use the false charges to support an AOS based on spousal abuse. If she has no place to go, send her to her embassy. She is not your problem any longer.

[Rob and Melinda 0]

Report it ASAP and you should be able to stop the process and not be liable from that point on.

Rob