I need a help please for my spouse

[LeThanhTon 14]

4 hours ago, imsambi said:

my question is, there is no problem if I didn't live there since 2017 and I didn't pay taxes ? 

Not an issue if you didn't pay US taxes as long as you didn't owe any taxes. But if you also mean you haven't filed US taxes since 2017 then that is a big problem. You will not be able to prove that you meet the support requirements without filing your US taxes. I recommend doing so immediately. You will have to prove that your income is above the US poverty line.

 

Good luck. 

[SalishSea 17,827]

5 hours ago, imsambi said:

Thank you so much because I we have the idea to change her age and it's not easy because we have to change her certificate of birth, passeport and  her diploma

You cannot "change" someone's age.  It isn't like gender or hair color or name.

 

That type of fraud (counterfeiting documents) is exactly why people from high-risk African countries (rightly) get denied.

[SalishSea 17,827]

4 hours ago, imsambi said:

come on man, I was not planning to lie. I said that when she was young , age 10 like that, her parent change her age. I mean her parent reduced her age to 4 years. her real age suppose to be 23 now but since 10 years she use the age that her parent reduced  now she have 19 years so I thought to use her real age but this one she have today.  

That makes no sense.  Your entire story sounds sketch.  I'd be very surprised if she gets a visa.

[Lemonslice 4,838]

5 hours ago, imsambi said:

its not to falsify but her real age is 23 but  when she was little in fifth grade, her parents had lowered her age to justice so we gave her a new birth certificate so next week she found her real birth certificate which is at her normal age so i wanted to go to justice and make another judgment to have a new birth certificate with his normal age because I thought that USCIS will reject our application because of her age

You need to use her REAL birth certificate.

[Ryan H 3,812]

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[Diane and Chris 651]

I personally find this whole story unbelievable. You cannot lie to get a visa. You won’t get anyone here tell you that it’s ok. End of story. 

[Orangesapples 1,954]

5 hours ago, Paul & Mary said:

Because with all of these issues you can expect her to end up a period of Administrative Processing once she does get an interview in Madagascar.  It may also be impossible for her to obtain a VISA.   She has already applied for a DV VISA with the false documents.   She may no longer be able to immigrate or even obtain a US VISA.  Her options for Australia, Canada, England, and New Zealand will also be limited as the US shares immigration and VISA data with those countries.

 

You need to stop and read the guides here.    

 

Before you leave Comoros you need to get the bonafides together for your petition.  You do not need to include a statement from your doctor.

 

You need to have a string front loaded petition.

 

It is clear that you didn't understand the IRS rules or even read the line in your passport reminding you to file a tax return.  Even if you are not earning you should file a tax return.  You will need to explain that on your I-864 at the NVC stage.  You will need to show you are earning income in excess of 125% of the amount in I-864P.

 

The NVC will note her documents are new including a late registered birth certificate.  You will need to have to returned to the US by this step.  It will take a while to get to this step and you will be able to show current earnings.   Another option is to remain in Comoros and show that you will re-establish domicile.   If you do that you for sure will need a joint sponsor.

 

The consulate will do a background check, review all the documents and  your financial situation.

 

I'd recommend you use an family immigration attorney, familiar with sub saharan Africa, to review everything once you get back to the US prior to submitting the I-130/I-130A.

 

 

 

 

 

 

She hasn't applied for for a DV visa, she entered the lottery. It's not legally binding 

[retheem 564]

15 hours ago, payxibka said:

So your original plan was to falsify documents?

😂😂😂my friend you shoukd know people

[Carpe Vinum 2,327]

15 hours ago, payxibka said:

So your original plan was to falsify documents?

I think it was, bro 😉

[Wiseman2878 10]

14 hours ago, Paul & Mary said:

Yeah all of this sounds bad.  You wonder why Africans have a hard time getting visas or immigrating.

 

All of the dates should match.

This was very rude . I dont think this statement was appropriate. He came asking for advice not to be judged. 

[Beth & Achraf 328]

Was this an arrange marriage by chance?

 

[portorusa 431]

Participation in DV means nothing. Unless she wins the Lottery and decides to proceed to immigrate this way.

I think OP can deal with the situation by getting the record straight (i.e. getting the correct birth date documents for his wife fixed) and by working on bonafide stuff while earning his income in the US.

[Orangesapples 1,954]

1 hour ago, portorusa said:

Participation in DV means nothing. Unless she wins the Lottery and decides to proceed to immigrate this way.

I think OP can deal with the situation by getting the record straight (i.e. getting the correct birth date documents for his wife fixed) and by working on bonafide stuff while earning his income in the US.

Yes, I don't see why people are accusing OP of fraud when he had nothing to do with his wife's wrong records. His wife needs to get all her documents fixed but it's not like OP planned for this mess. 

[African Zealot 1,455]

22 hours ago, Paul & Mary said:

Yeah all of this sounds bad.  You wonder why Africans have a hard time getting visas or immigrating.

 

All of the dates should match.

Westerners never miss an opportunity to sermonize about Africa.

[Samibra 15]

7 hours ago, Beth & Achraf said:

Was this an arrange marriage by chance?

 

No that is not. I can't do that because I know the Americans laws.