Victim of fraud!

[orp967 3]

I just uncovered a few hours ago that my engagement was fraudulent.

I have in my possession months of recent text messages between my foreign fiance' and her best friend conspiring to use me strictly for immigration purposes.

Recently I discovered that she realized I was on to her and thus has "jumped ship" and started trying with another American.

I don't know what my options are and what I should do in this situation as I've never been in this situation before.

What should I do and how do I report her to immigration?

Edited July 21, 2016 by orp967

[Boiler 45,651]

You can contact ICE via email at Immigration.Reply@dhs.gov or you can telephone ICE at 1-866-347-242

[C-ma'am 684]

**Post moved to Effects of Major Family Changes on Immigration Benefits. Topic is better suited for this part of the forum, where similar situations are discussed

[Lee&Ana 88]

Is your fiancé in the US yet?? More information is needed

[Unlockable 7,315]

Is she in the US?

If not then there is absolutely nothing you can do. It sucks but she can find another USC. Let it go.

If she IS in the US, then here path to a GC is extremely limited if not nonexistant. Her visa was to marry YOU in 90 days. Your name is even on the visa in her passport. After 90 days she will be out of status and will be ultimately venturing into illegal immigrant territory. Even if she finds another USC to marry she would have violated the rules of her current visa. She will not be able to adjust status to a permanent resident based on a marriage to another USC. She would have to leave the States and start the process of a spousal visa.

So basically you are off the hook for any support for her.

Use the information above to report her to ICE to take action to prevent her from scamming another person.

[orp967 3]

No she is not in the U.S. she is back in her home country.

She has a year left on her tourist visa and I found out that came to the U.S. two weeks ago without my knowledge.

[Lee&Ana 88]

Wow. That is crazy. How did you find out that she was here for the last 2 weeks?

[orp967 3]

I-94 I have her passport info from the I-129f and just punched it and there it was clear as day.

[1957evinrude 3]

I just uncovered a few hours ago that my engagement was fraudulent.

I have in my possession months of recent text messages between my foreign fiance' and her best friend conspiring to use me strictly for immigration purposes.

Recently I discovered that she realized I was on to her and thus has "jumped ship" and started trying with another American.

I don't know what my options are and what I should do in this situation as I've never been in this situation before.

What should I do and how do I report her to immigration?

Om my I'm so sorry to hear that. There are a few bad among the good.

[Ontarkie 14,266]

Actually when you withdraw the petition write a letter saying why you are withdrawing the petition and supply the evidence you have.

If she is ever petitioned again this will come up and may cause problems. She has to mention all previous petitions that have been filed for her.

If you tried to contact the new guy she will just convince him you're a burned ex out to get her.

[Unlockable 7,315]

If she has a valid tourist visa to the US then it will be 10 times more difficult to prevent her from scamming another USC.

She can pretty much do her "husband shopping" with greater ease.

Actually when you withdraw the petition write a letter saying why you are withdrawing the petition and supply the evidence you have.

If she is ever petitioned again this will come up and may cause problems. She has to mention all previous petitions that have been filed for her.

If you tried to contact the new guy she will just convince him you're a burned ex out to get her.

With a tourist visa she can bypass another K1 visa. She can potentially find another USC, come to the US marry, and adjust.

Edited July 21, 2016 by NuestraUnion

[ManCharsey 254]

It will all catch up to her some day. Good you found out, Now time to move on and if you can, drop a note to the new guy if you have his info. He may or may not take you serious but at least he will be forewarned.

[orp967 3]

I hope this doesn't sound too weird but is there anyway I can get her current tourist visa revoked?

[Cathi 5,769]

There is nothing you can do other than to report her. Honestly USCIS has bigger fish to fry and most likely nothing will ever happen. She will move on to the next sucker and end up in the US in no time.

[USC1961 251]

orp967 I applaud you for being vigilant and open minded enough to save yourself from a personal disaster. Love can be blind and others in the same situation may have not caught on. Well done! Like others have stated before, there is little or nothing you can do. Time to move on and let karma do its thing. .