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how can I have wife removed for marriage fraud?

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Tell her you're going to travel with her back to Vietnam so that the two of you can retrieve the child and bring it back to the US. Once in Vietnam, give her a bit of the ol' razzle dazzle at the air

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She's done something horrible to you. And if you don't apply for her green card then she will be here illegally and may be deported. She's not shown the best judgement so far but apart from that has

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Well, you can't send her home... But you can report the fraud... Since she has not yet adjusted status or been issued a green card... You need to IMMEDIATLY pull the 864 affidavit of support...

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this is the worst possible situation....ever.

2nd worst, trust me.

He may tie me for first if she files VAWA.

Sincerely,

VerySadGuy

30 year healthcare professional

Victim of heinous immigration romance scam

Father of a lovely little girl

And champion for those wronged by fraud.

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Ontarkie   14,218

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Thanks for the update. can I ask why it was a waste of time and effort?

Seems like you having your daughter would be worth it all.

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She has a green card so she can help support our child.

You filed for her green card before divorce or she got it through VAWA?

Done with K1, AOS and ROC

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Seems like you having your daughter would be worth it all.

I was going to suspect this child wasn't his either and found out after he got custody.

OP you seem to be so amazingly resilient that your child can only benefit from your strength and perseverance.

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clayr   35

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Did some homework and she would not be deported with a child born in US, so I went with her to the green card interview and she passed, got 10yr. Can you imagine if she has no means to work and I have to support her and our child? We are divorced now I have full custody, she moved out of state. I'm happy she's gone, happy with my daughter. Responding to the other person's post I just wanted to let him know how a problem can get out of hand, from bad to worse. This is not exactly what I thought I was getting. It's OK, I just want to warn others that some people from poorer countries will tell you anything, and everything will look good till they get here. Divorce in USA is expensive

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Did some homework and she would not be deported with a child born in US, so I went with her to the green card interview and she passed, got 10yr. Can you imagine if she has no means to work and I have to support her and our child? We are divorced now I have full custody, she moved out of state. I'm happy she's gone, happy with my daughter. Responding to the other person's post I just wanted to let him know how a problem can get out of hand, from bad to worse. This is not exactly what I thought I was getting. It's OK, I just want to warn others that some people from poorer countries will tell you anything, and everything will look good till they get here. Divorce in USA is expensive

Having a USC child wouldn't stop a deportation. Anchor baby myth. It'd just push her down the list a little.

Are you saying you basically committed fraud?

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Going to the green card interview just for the sake of the green card (so the ex-wife can support herself and her daughter) and despite not having a bonafide marital relationship (marriage on the verge of breaking down, deception and lies regarding paternity, etc) smells like fraud to me.

Check my timeline for K-1 visa & AOS details

Conditional Permanent Resident: 16 September 2014

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2016-Sep-14: I-751 form, check, supporting docs sent USPS Priority Express

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2016-Sep-19: $590 check cashed by USCIS

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Going to the green card interview just for the sake of the green card (so the ex-wife can support herself and her daughter) and despite not having a bonafide marital relationship (marriage on the verge of breaking down, deception and lies regarding paternity, etc) smells like fraud to me.

Exactly

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She has a green card so she can help support our child.

That sounds like good news to me. Its best for your child to have 2 parents' support. Even if you have the worst spouse on earth, and you have no relationship with her...its still the child's mother. So its her duty and right too be there for your child in common. That's how I see it. Even if you have full custody, she should pay child support as the non-custodial parent.

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