FALSE IMMIGRATION FRAUD REPORT

[Charmycole 25]

Guys please I need your advice. My ex husband sent letter to immigration and submitted the form online saying that I married him only for papers. He cheated on me multiple times when he deployed and slept with so many women even when he was home (including my friend) I have proof of everything and the text messages he sent to women and explicit photos. He took my green card (although now expired) because he has a right to because I got it from being married to him (his words) he also took my passport. We only filed one tax return together but I have lease in our names, letters he sent to me when he deployed, photos with his family and mine, affidavit from our friends, life insurance policy with our names as each other beneficiary, auto insurance with both our names, health insurance, birthday cards and gift receipts. I’m worried that the letter and form he submitted will affect my case and I’m really worried. Does anyone have an experience with this, I am worried sick.

[Just Paul 4,595]

Pretty much a non issue with USCIS.  If you have proof that you entered the marriage in good faith you will be fine.   You do need to file a police report about the passport and green card.  The passport is property of the Nigerian government and  green card the US government.

 

If you have filed to ROC and didn't do it as a divorce waiver you will need to update that.

[Charmycole 25]

2 minutes ago, Paul & Mary said:

Pretty much a non issue with USCIS.  If you have proof that you entered the marriage in good faith you will be fine.   You do need to file a police report about the passport and green card.  The passport is property of the Nigerian government and  green card the US government.

 

If you have filed to ROC and didn't do it as a divorce waiver you will need to update that.

I just called the police department to make a report, it’s been over a year since he took them. I was hoping he would give them back but I guess I was wrong. I already filed with a waiver— thank you for your reply 

Edited May 25, 2020 by Charmycole

[Quarknase 1,072]

1 hour ago, Charmycole said:

I just called the police department to make a report, it’s been over a year since he took them. I was hoping he would give them back but I guess I was wrong. I already filed with a waiver— thank you for your reply 

Don’t worry about it he can’t take your Greencard away from you. Keep proof of everything (bonafide marriage, his infidelity) and be prepared to proof that you entered the marriage in good faith.

Did you explain to the police that your ex is keeping your papers from you?

[Charmycole 25]

Just now, Quarknase said:

Don’t worry about it he can’t take your Greencard away from you. Keep proof of everything (bonafide marriage, his infidelity) and be prepared to proof that you entered the marriage in good faith.

Did you explain to the police that your ex is keeping your papers from you?

I just made a report. I’m waiting for the officer to call me back 

[Quarknase 1,072]

1 minute ago, Charmycole said:

I just made a report. I’m waiting for the officer to call me back 

Very good. Be truthful and things shall be good.

Don’t let him hold anything over your head. Move on with your life and find happiness 💗

[Charmycole 25]

6 minutes ago, Quarknase said:

Very good. Be truthful and things shall be good.

Don’t let him hold anything over your head. Move on with your life and find happiness 💗

Thank you so much and I will 

[bobjennyhitched 99]

Ugh what a horrible man. As above, it's illegal what he's doing. Assuming you have a greencard you can renew this yourself or get a replacement now you find a report?

[NikLR 13,227]

Did you ever report him to his CO? The military does not look kindly on cheating. 

I wouldnt worry too much but @mindthegap may have some help. 

[Charmycole 25]

23 minutes ago, jennywhite421 said:

Ugh what a horrible man. As above, it's illegal what he's doing. Assuming you have a greencard you can renew this yourself or get a replacement now you find a report?

Yes I have a conditional green card I’m just worried that his report is going to affect my application 

[Charmycole 25]

15 minutes ago, NikLR said:

Did you ever report him to his CO? The military does not look kindly on cheating. 

I wouldnt worry too much but @mindthegap may have some help. 

I did go on base but his commander was not really helpful— he took my number and said he was going to call me back. I never got the call 

[bobjennyhitched 99]

55 minutes ago, Charmycole said:

Yes I have a conditional green card I’m just worried that his report is going to affect my application 

I have a CR1, I think you will be ok as long as you have all your proof etc....

[Charmycole 25]

1 hour ago, jennywhite421 said:

I have a CR1, I think you will be ok as long as you have all your proof etc....

I don’t know what CR1 is lol

[mindthegap 2,590]

8 minutes ago, Charmycole said:

I don’t know what CR1 is lol

CR-1 is the 2 year permanent resident status you obtain if the marriage was less than two years old.

If married for more than 2 years at the point of obtaining permanent residence you get IR-1, issued with a 10yr card, and don't have to file to remove conditions.

 

2 hours ago, NikLR said:

I wouldnt worry too much but @mindthegap may have some help. 

Ya, my ex spouse made some false allegations to USCIS, which caused the denial of the original removal of conditions, despite me having switched the joint filing to a divorce waiver.

I am still unaware of the specifics of the allegations - it was fully redacted in my FOIA request result - but one part I do know, as it was cited as the sole reason for denial. I was not presented with the allegations, or given an opportunity to refute any allegations (which breaches USCIS own policies), or to provide evidence to the contrary to disprove the allegations (which I do have) either in writing or at the interview.

 

So yeah, it can happen. Not saying it will happen to you, but it can. 

 

Edited May 26, 2020 by mindthegap

[Charmycole 25]

1 minute ago, mindthegap said:

CR-1 is the 2 year permanent resident status you obtain if the marriage was less than two years old.

If married for more than 2 years at the point of obtaining permanent residence you get IR-1, issued with a 10yr card, and don't have to file to remove conditions.

 

Ya, my ex spouse made some false allegations to USCIS, which caused the denial of the original removal of conditions, despite me having switched the joint filing to a divorce waiver.

I am still unaware of the specifics of the allegations - it was fully redacted in my FOIA request result - but one part I do know, as it was cited as the sole reason for denial. I was not presented with the allegations, or given an opportunity to refute any allegations (which breaches USCIS own policies), or to provide evidence to the contrary to disprove the allegations (which I do have) either in writing or at the interview.

 

So yeah, it can happen. Not saying it will happen to you, but it can. 

 

Wow this is worrisome, what did you do. I’m super scared now