Fraudulent Marriage- I751 Application

[xxthrowawayxx 0]

I'm the spouse with citizenship. 

 

After being married for a little over two years (and having had a kid), I found out my spouse had been cheating. During the separation/divorce process, I found and gathered the following evidence: 

 

* Three conversations in social media to three different people about obtaining a GC (in exchange for money and surrogacy)

* Proof of the cheating (basically, prostitution) from before marriage, during marriage and during separation (profiles and conversations that money in exchange for sex)

 

When we separated, the spouse had been recently granted a GC with conditions. Due date to apply for removal came earlier this year and I have learned that they are now waiting for a decision. I understand that it can take a couple of years, but I was wondering if there is anything I can do so that they don't get these conditions removed. I understand many of you are in a position where you want conditions removed, but understand that this person entered into the marriage fraudulently and is/has been working as a prostitute for the last couple of years (evidence also gathered). 

 

I submitted a report a few times to the email indicated in the website a few years ago and never heard back. The reporting process was recently updated and I resent an Affidavit with all the evidence I had sent in the past and this time, I got an automated response from USCIS. 

 

From a legal standpoint, I don't want to be the sponsor for this person. They are not a benefit to this country and I don't want to be legally liable for anything that could happen with a person willing to work in the prostitution industry. Having said that, is there anything else I can do besides submitting this document to the email on the USCIS website? Is it possible to talk to a USCIS officer so that they make sure the evidence is with the file when a decision is being made? (West Coast) 

 

Thanks in advance. 

[Unlockable 7,314]

***Mod action: Moved to "Effects of Major Family Changes on Immigration Benefits" section of the forum.

 

VJ Moderation

[xxthrowawayxx 0]

5 minutes ago, Unlockable said:

***Mod action: Moved to "Effects of Major Family Changes on Immigration Benefits" section of the forum.

 

VJ Moderation

Weird that it got moved to this section as it is I-751 related. 

[Lemonslice 4,859]

Did you call the police about their illegal activities?

 

Also, careful what you wish for - them removing conditions and getting citizenship would end your sponsor obligations. Not divorce.

[Boiler 45,558]

I assume she is removing conditions with a divorce waiver.

 

Even if she did not have her conditions removed that would not terminate your obligation 

Edited September 7, 2021 by Boiler

[Hanane حنان 18]

Looks like Your child is proof that the marriage was in good faith.

[Letspaintcookies 2,310]

43 minutes ago, Hanane حنان said:

Looks like Your child is proof that the marriage was in good faith.

A child only proofs that somebody had intercourse. No good faith marriage needed to do that.

[Letspaintcookies 2,310]

There's nothing more you can do. USCIS will follow up on what you sent in or not. Their decision and I don't think that you'll get a feedback from them. 

[Boiler 45,558]

Not specified who the father is

[Sparkle Sparkle 914]

You can start by going to court and showing your evidence so you dont get hinged on child support at lest....as for immigration, well they decided to admit your evidence or over look it and grant her full GC....nothing else you can do

[JeanneAdil 6,514]

if this is your child take the proofs you have to family court/ social services to get custody

and divorce the woman

nothing u can do about the I 864 you signed but u do not have to continue with ROC

[nastra30 2,287]

Op, you probably won't be getting any feedback from USCIS regarding the fraud bit. If anything at all, they will do their due diligence without you knowing anything. Right now the only thing you can do is divorce and move on. Cheating does not necessarily mean she didn't enter into the marriage in good faith. 

 

3 hours ago, xxthrowawayxx said:

From a legal standpoint, I don't want to be the sponsor for this person.

Unfortunately from a legal standpoint, you are forever her sponsor (even in divorce) until the day she is no longer a LPR; if she ever becomes a public charge you will be on hook to pay the govt back.

 

[Crazy Cat 41,899]

 

3 hours ago, xxthrowawayxx said:

From a legal standpoint, I don't want to be the sponsor for this person.

The problem is that you have already provided a great deal of evidence that the marriage was bona fide.  It might be beneficial for your spouse to receive citizenship as soon as possible.  That might be the only way to terminate your I-864 obligations.

[Ed&Midori1031 330]

4 hours ago, xxthrowawayxx said:

I'm the spouse with citizenship. 

 

After being married for a little over two years (and having had a kid), I found out my spouse had been cheating. During the separation/divorce process, I found and gathered the following evidence: 

 

* Three conversations in social media to three different people about obtaining a GC (in exchange for money and surrogacy)

* Proof of the cheating (basically, prostitution) from before marriage, during marriage and during separation (profiles and conversations that money in exchange for sex)

 

When we separated, the spouse had been recently granted a GC with conditions. Due date to apply for removal came earlier this year and I have learned that they are now waiting for a decision. I understand that it can take a couple of years, but I was wondering if there is anything I can do so that they don't get these conditions removed. I understand many of you are in a position where you want conditions removed, but understand that this person entered into the marriage fraudulently and is/has been working as a prostitute for the last couple of years (evidence also gathered). 

 

I submitted a report a few times to the email indicated in the website a few years ago and never heard back. The reporting process was recently updated and I resent an Affidavit with all the evidence I had sent in the past and this time, I got an automated response from USCIS. 

 

From a legal standpoint, I don't want to be the sponsor for this person. They are not a benefit to this country and I don't want to be legally liable for anything that could happen with a person willing to work in the prostitution industry. Having said that, is there anything else I can do besides submitting this document to the email on the USCIS website? Is it possible to talk to a USCIS officer so that they make sure the evidence is with the file when a decision is being made? (West Coast) 

 

Thanks in advance. 

Sorry to hear about this. 

[bakphx1 789]

Besides marriage fraud, the sex crimes (in most jurisdictions) and the crimes involving moral turpitude would be separate reasons to deny the ROC.