Victim of fraud!

[Villanelle 4,122]

You accessed HER records? Did you not read the disclaimer before you accessed the CBP website?

By accessing this website, you understand and acknowledge that:

You are declaring under penalty of perjury pursuant to 28 U.S. Code § 1746 that you: (1) are only seeking records about yourself, (2) are seeking records about someone for whom you are the legal guardian, or (3) you have the consent of the person whose records you are seeking. You are not authorized to access this website to retrieve records of another person unless you are the person's legal guardian or you have the person's consent.

Unauthorized or improper use or access of this website, including the unauthorized or improper modification, destruction, or disclosure of any information or data contained herein, is expressly prohibited, and may result in civil and criminal penalties.

Not sure how your admission this violation is viewed on VJ... Mods?

[Unlockable 7,315]

Technically she hasn't done anything illegal yet. Yes the relationship was a sham but she hasn't received a Green Card out of it. She went back to her country. The petition is dead.

She has a valid tourist visa and can use it at her will.

Let it go, man.

[Avery Cates 1,141]

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?

Be lucky you found out now, withdraw any petitions, and move on.

[liefde_overzee 36]

You accessed HER records? Did you not read the disclaimer before you accessed the CBP website?

By accessing this website, you understand and acknowledge that:

You are declaring under penalty of perjury pursuant to 28 U.S. Code § 1746 that you: (1) are only seeking records about yourself, (2) are seeking records about someone for whom you are the legal guardian, or (3) you have the consent of the person whose records you are seeking. You are not authorized to access this website to retrieve records of another person unless you are the person's legal guardian or you have the person's consent.

Unauthorized or improper use or access of this website, including the unauthorized or improper modification, destruction, or disclosure of any information or data contained herein, is expressly prohibited, and may result in civil and criminal penalties.

Not sure how your admission this violation is viewed on VJ... Mods?

Before stating someone has made a violations....consider that perhaps consent was given to OP when he was filing I-129 for use as proof of meeting, and she has not revoked the permission as of yet.

Edited July 22, 2016 by liefde_overzee

[Jawaree 718]

Not really a violation, he was the petitioner,

now cancel petition (with a letter explaining why)

delete all contacts from her & move on.

Dont worry about her tourist visa, be glad you got away

[Meg&Andrew 297]

I'm sure he had permission to do so on her behalf, and thankful he did before this woman got a free green card for her own advantage.

[Cathi 5,782]

You accessed HER records? Did you not read the disclaimer before you accessed the CBP website?

By accessing this website, you understand and acknowledge that:

You are declaring under penalty of perjury pursuant to 28 U.S. Code § 1746 that you: (1) are only seeking records about yourself, (2) are seeking records about someone for whom you are the legal guardian, or (3) you have the consent of the person whose records you are seeking. You are not authorized to access this website to retrieve records of another person unless you are the person's legal guardian or you have the person's consent.

Unauthorized or improper use or access of this website, including the unauthorized or improper modification, destruction, or disclosure of any information or data contained herein, is expressly prohibited, and may result in civil and criminal penalties.

Not sure how your admission this violation is viewed on VJ... Mods?

No violation on his part as the petitioner.

Edited July 22, 2016 by TBoneTX
to remove noncontributory comment

[TBoneTX 45,853]

A noncontributory comment has been edited out of a post, and a post referring to that comment has been removed. Please stick to the OP's situation.

[Unidentified 2,930]

Before stating someone has made a violations....consider that perhaps consent was given to OP when he was filing I-129 for use as proof of meeting, and she has not revoked the permission as of yet.

Sounds more like he did it after he had confronted her about the fraud therefor it is safe to say that consent has been provoked and he has no right to look up what she is or isn't doing.

OP should move on.

[RobertM54 36]

You accessed HER records? Did you not read the disclaimer before you accessed the CBP website?

<snip - CBP website stuff>

Not sure how your admission this violation is viewed on VJ... Mods?

If there is such a thing as implied consent here, I would think it would apply in the case of the beneficiary of a K1 visa!!!!!!

Edited October 24, 2016 by RobertM54

[bokins 63]

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

Just letting you know that this is ilegal, you cannot check on other person's info.

That said, you have no authority to revoke any visa, and if she just doesn't have a K1 yet just move on with your life

[Eric-Pris 1,607]

If there is such a thing as implied consent here, I would think it would apply in the case of the beneficiary of a K1 visa!!!!!!

You gotta love online boards. People can argue about the most irrelevant topics.

Who cares about whether it was illegal to look up her I-94. Bottom line, he found out that she's a scammer.

OP,

Cancel the petition ASAP and send in all the evidence you have, so in case she tries another K-1, USCIS will have that evidence and may put her through more scrutiny; or they may never use it, nobody can know that.

Cut off all contact with her, and move on, being grateful that you saved yourself a lot of grief.

Good luck.