Visa Fraud

[Darnell 8,479]

Up at the top, where the bar says Home, Forums, Portals, Guides etc ... to the right is a Search box. Type in FDNS "Darnell". This will bring up a link of articles that explain how to go about reporting actual, suspected or potential fraud.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/439326-reporting-fraud-to-uscis/

No. What you've described is the google site search box/tool, not the advanced search tool.

On a pc, you'll see 'advanced search' upper right corner.

not see it, what?

here's a link

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?app=core&module=search

Darnell, could you provide a link to this "How"? Since all this started my mind is swiss cheese.

Hey Bob - apologies - I am massively swamped till after 5 or 6 PM today - I'll try after.

Edited January 30, 2014 by Darnell

[Classicrider 3]

Wow... I know this stuff happens. I just hate hearing about it. I wish I could add to the post. There are many more who know the answers better than I. I just hope there is a way to proof her fraud and get her a one way ticket!

[crissycris 0]

That's another case I read about,sorry to hear that .Do not sign a thing for her ,stay as much as you can away from her,she can accuse you of being verbally abused,and probably she can't wait to find something,anything to accuse you of.

As someone said before,that's a reason why ROC exist,this is not only 'another' procedure, remember that this is another step of proving that she is entitled to refrain her permanent residency based on a BONAFIDE marriage.So,report her to immigration and DON'T let her go with this.I would get a lawyer if I would be you.

[Speech33 0]

Would you mind posting her full name her?And the name she used now on her Greencard?

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

Would you mind posting her full name her?And the name she used now on her Greencard?

No, I believe that's against the TOS.

Why would you care to know that anyway?

Edited January 30, 2014 by Harpa Timsah

[Boiler 45,930]

That would be silly.

There is a thread like this every week or so, perhaps it needs its own sub forum as the comments will be the same.

Sounds like you misunderstand the affidavit of support.

[Speech33 0]

I ask apologies on that part...Harpa Timsah,just a silly request.....

[Gosia & Tito 199]

I'm ashamed to say but me thinks me been had. I should have known from the get go but love is blind. I met my ex online and we started talking. A year later we went through the 130 process and at the interview she was interrigated by the embassey staff for previously falsifying a tourist visa and it required a 601 waiver to get her here. She was ok till she told me she had gone to New Zealand and was looking for a man to marry so she could stay there on a previous trip.

Then she started getting moody, demanding a separation 2 times for me not being " romantic enough", and she progressively became more demanding. Actually downright cruel towards the end mentally and emotionally. She often times said that we should divorce, me marry her relatives just to come over here. Secondly she said that the niece we were trying to adopt was using me only for immigration benefits. Then she confidently talked with her friends out loud , in English, about how filipinas use Americans just to gain benefits. She also said that we should divorce and live together so she could get public assistance like her friends do. When questioned, she said she was only kidding. I suspect she was feeling me out.

Near the end she would do things that would provoke me to anger. I am in great physical pain and she would demand that we do this and do that, running everywhere and that she was "lost". She's been here 2 years and was wearing me down badly physically and mentally. What should I do?

We're divorcing now and I've refused to sign her i751 on these grounds. She tried baiting me by saying "you want to kill me don't you!" during a phone conversation recently.

Serious advice only, no jokers please!!

Protect your assets first: if there are CC, bank accounts, etc; cancel them, drop out her name, etc.

have a separation agreement asap so you do not become responsible for any debts she might incur

Never ever be her alone

Change the locks in your place

Continue divorce procedures and sign nothing other than the divorce papers.

Divorce and then move on. Not trying to be harsh but is best to put all that behind asap