visa fraud I got scammed...

[James&Maggie 6]

I got scammed... two and a half years and $20k later I’m trying to find out how to report visa fraud and begin deportation. Can anybody advise?

[Crazy Cat 41,814]

You can report visa fraud evidence if you have it by contacting USCIS.......but you have no say in beginning deportation........

[Boiler 45,451]

You can contact ICE via email at Immigration.Reply@dhs.gov or you can telephone ICE at 1-866-347-2423.

[James&Maggie 6]

We’d been married a year on 8 July 2015 living together in Georgia 🇬🇪. Most of the visa process was complete. I had to return to America because I needed to take a job that paid well enough for the AOS. I returned to the States 22 July 2015 and started my job on 30 July. I discovered some months later she’d been writing love letters to another guy. She hand wrote it with a header dating is 31 July 2015. I told her it was over.

But then I’d never see my citizen son again. 

So I decided to bring her anyway, albeit under duress...

One year, one month, and four days later we were separated. Final divorce 18 October 2018. 

 

How do I deport her?

[Crazy Cat 41,814]

1 minute ago, James&Maggie said:

We’d been married a year on 8 July 2015 living together in Georgia 🇬🇪. Most of the visa process was complete. I had to return to America because I needed to take a job that paid well enough for the AOS. I returned to the States 22 July 2015 and started my job on 30 July. I discovered some months later she’d been writing love letters to another guy. She hand wrote it with a header dating is 31 July 2015. I told her it was over.

But then I’d never see my citizen son again. 

So I decided to bring her anyway, albeit under duress...

One year, one month, and four days later we were separated. Final divorce 18 October 2018. 

 

How do I deport her?

You can't.......she can attempt to maintain her status without you.

[Boiler 45,451]

You can not deport somebody, that is a Government function.

[Lemonslice 4,832]

2 minutes ago, James&Maggie said:

We’d been married a year on 8 July 2015 living together in Georgia 🇬🇪. Most of the visa process was complete. I had to return to America because I needed to take a job that paid well enough for the AOS. I returned to the States 22 July 2015 and started my job on 30 July. I discovered some months later she’d been writing love letters to another guy. She hand wrote it with a header dating is 31 July 2015. I told her it was over.

But then I’d never see my citizen son again. 

So I decided to bring her anyway, albeit under duress...

One year, one month, and four days later we were separated. Final divorce 18 October 2018. 

 

How do I deport her?

You cannot deport anyone. 

See Boiler's post above for the contact details to report fraud.  Infidelity is not fraud. 

Would your son leave with his mom?  Would you send him to visit her oversea?

[James&Maggie 6]

2 minutes ago, Lemonslice said:

You cannot deport anyone. 

See Boiler's post above for the contact details to report fraud.  Infidelity is not fraud. 

Would your son leave with his mom?  Would you send him to visit her oversea?

I’m aware the deportation is a government function, but fraudulent marriage for the purpose of immigration to America is a crime isn’t it?

[Crazy Cat 41,814]

Just now, James&Maggie said:

I’m aware the deportation is a government function, but fraudulent marriage for the purpose of immigration to America is a crime isn’t it?

That would be the determination of an immigration judge.  If she can convince USCIS or an IJ that she entered the marriage in good faith, then she can maintain legal status.  My advice:  Let it go, and seek happiness for yourself...

[Boiler 45,451]

Looks like no conditions to remove .

[Crazy Cat 41,814]

4 minutes ago, Boiler said:

Looks like no conditions to remove .

I see that now......timeline says  US entry exactly 2 years after marriage......10 year green card..........

[Ontarkie 14,218]

~~Moved to Effects of Major Family Changes on Immigration, from AOS Family - As similar threads are discussed here.~~

[Going through 5,671]

Since she has the 10-year greencard, she can apply for citizenship when eligible (or afterwards when the marital status would be irrelevant to the N400)

She won't need your consent, authorization or even your participation to become a citizen if she wished.

 

Cheating on a spouse does not equal entering the marriage under false pretenses.  

That being said, if you have concrete evidence that she committed immigration fraud (love letters are not going to be enough here), you can certainly report your findings.

 

 

[aaron2020 11,651]

1 hour ago, James&Maggie said:

I’m aware the deportation is a government function, but fraudulent marriage for the purpose of immigration to America is a crime isn’t it?

You mean the alleged crime you participated in?

[aaron2020 11,651]

Dude,

 

You brought her here so you could have your son.  You got that.  

 

Now you want to deport her so you alone can have your son.  You would deprive him of a mother.  You ain't getting that.