Roc after fraud charges and divorce

[Lemonslice 4,922]

I have opologised once .for wording my questions from her stand point.

But what do YOU want to know? Because you will get different answers depending on what the question is and who's asking...

[Kiv 32]

I dont think you are the first one writting a tread here pretending to be the other spouse, actually i think it happens too often, but you are the first I see accepting you did it. If you sent your information to ICE or/and USCIS i guess you are done. I also recommend you to move on.

[Merrytooth 5,748]

Yes I have,and I may send more proof of infidelity

You should drop it off with an FDNS officer at the local USCIS office, getting in on an INFOPASS appointment.

Talk with that FDNS officer, go over all, and IF the FDNS officer warrants there was fraud, then a record of this will get into her A-File.

When she applies for ROC or AOS, the A-File is reviewed. A finding of fraud from a FDNS officer trumps most stuff, her case will be denied.

You already did your part.

[JohnR! 5,495]

Well, the good thing is that you're divorced and no longer responsible for her except by the conditions and terms of the I-864. Her situation in this country is now a matter between her and the USCIS. You need not worry about it anymore.

Yes I have,and I may send more proof of infidelity

[tuckin14 58]

As I understand it, a second marriage should not affect the green card resulting from the first marriage.

I'm sure that like anything, a lot of money spent on good lawyers will usually result in a better outcome than would result from lack of expert legal advice.

However, the GC from the first marriage must be adjudicated based on that marriage. If it is denied, it is virtually impossible to get a GC based on a subsequent marriage. You basically have to show that USCIS erred in the first denial. You cannot say 'Well I didn't marry the first time in good faith, but I really did this time, honest!"

There is no single "bright line" test for what constitutes marriage fraud. USCIS will still come back to the question, did the immigrant seeing status have a good faith intention to establish a bona fide marital relationship at the time of marriage? Other information is indicative, but not conclusive.

[elkfarmer 4]

I will give you my two cents worth. The same thing happened to me. My wife had two boyfriends in two weeks of arriving in USA. One was a lawyer she had met on a cupid site before she left her native country. The other was a Mexican national with US citizenship. I had evidence of e-mails, chat sessions from computer, personal signed notes and letters. Photos of infedelity and vacations with one of the men to Mexico. The lawyer gave her $2000 to get a divorce. (Which I think she returned). One of the men even made her pregnant but there was complications. The wife filed a restraining order against me.. The case was thrown out of court. The judge saw right through what she was doing to stay in USA. I was granted a divorce. I turned everything in to the fraud unit and and the ex-wife was not deported. I have no idea why. I never heard from immigration. She kept her green card. My ex-wife met another man and re-married. She is now a US citizen. IT WAS PURE FRAUD ON HER PART. SHE HAD NO ENTINSIONS OF STAYING WITH ME. I found out later, she had help and coaching from a friend in the government of Colombia. So fraud or not, it depends on what immigration wants to do.

[E-N 48]

sounds like someone just wanted a taste of some American soil? sigh

[E-N 48]

Sometimes I see these posts and my pressure just goes up because there are some really good people and families trying to do right and get here the right way and the government makes it so hard yet, you have those that marry just to get a GC and come to America....then go their merrily way... smh! Families are being broken and separated for years, people giving their everything to unite with their spouses or children then....you have those...seekers...smh!

[raven52 233]

So many people try to get to the USA by what ever visa, legally, and 99% with legit intentions, and being here 2 months and seeking or have a divorce, says many things that need not be said. I wish you well, IF this is just a "bad" situation..,.,.,.,

But, you have raised many huge "RED FLAGS" and I believe you need a really good immigration attorney!

But, as I wish all people well, good luck, God will sort it out!

[TBoneTX 45,659]

A great many inappropriate posts have been removed. The OP has enough valid information in order to proceed. This thread is closed to further comment and is not to be reopened, and its drama is not to be transported into other threads.

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