Despite permanent GC and baby, GC being revoked

[verysadguy 170]

Your comment is ambiguous... You did not make sense at least

It was meant to be ambiguous.

Evidence is usually straight forward as long as it isn't manipulated or manufactured.

Expressions of love are fleeting words, and actions speak louder than words.

Case in point, if you tell your K-1 sponsor you love him/her, but you are in a deep emotional/sexual relationship with someone else in reality, then probably that first declaration of love is suspect.

[tds 1]

Yes, I havent seen the letter personaly but its real.

CIS pointed out that the usc complained that the immigrant ended the marriage for no reason , apparently, at just the convinient time.

And indeed, it sounds that there is more evidence that they will show in court.

I'm curious if you've actually read this letter? The way you've written about it sounds like this is third hand information filtered through the view point of your friend. One thing is for certain, USCIS would not take this action without strong evidence, and certainly not with just his wife's opinion of what happened. And it doesn't matter how long he's been here, how many children he's had, or how long he was married, heck he could still be married, if he committed fraud or lied they can take it all away, even after citizenship. This is why we say never ever lie to immigration officials. He's going to need to get a good lawyer. And I the only one that thinks it sounds as if he's already missed a hearing where the green card was revoked and is now in deportation proceedings?

[verysadguy 170]

It would be interesting to stay up to date on this proceeding.

Does anyone here have solid factual experience on immigration court proceedings and rulings?

Especialy related to proving fraud?