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Will they be charge with misrepresentation?

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maris73   0

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Hello

The parents of my USC friend got deported 11 years ago from US and they complied. Now my friend wants to send the I130 petition for them BUT they were deported because they applied for TPS with fake birth certificates from guatemala, when Immigration requested more evidence they didnt have it so they didnt send it, and that was the reason for de deportation order. At that time Immigration didnt discover they were mexicans.

So the question is if will they be charge with misrepresentation at the time of his appinment in Cd Juarez, what do you guys think?

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canadian_wife   1,822

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Sounds like they lied in order to receive immigrant benefits - as in citizens of Guatemala were eligible for TPS, Mexican citizens were not. Yes, that is grounds for misrepresentation.

Good luck

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