Will USCIS pull Mortage and Credit application documents ?

[Lotiza 0]

I am little worried about a mistake that my lender or realtor made. My wife bought a house on mortgage. She provided her EAD and all income documents clearly stating that she was not a permeant resident. However, I was applying for her AOS and i130 and I saw the lease where I saw that her status was checked as permanent resident alien. What should be my next steps? I am very concerned. 

Please help me out. 

 

[Crazy Cat 41,843]

I don't see an issue.  Let it go.

[SteveInBostonI130 3,434]

5 hours ago, Lotiza said:

I am little worried about a mistake that my lender or realtor made. My wife bought a house on mortgage. She provided her EAD and all income documents clearly stating that she was not a permeant resident. However, I was applying for her AOS and i130 and I saw the lease where I saw that her status was checked as permanent resident alien. What should be my next steps? I am very concerned. 

Please help me out. 

 

 

Wait, are you the LPR spouse petitioning your foreign wife or are you the foreign wife?  You'r other post states that you are the foreign wife.

 

 

P.S.  Your wife cannot adjust status.  Category F2A is not current.

Edited March 30, 2023 by SteveInBostonI130

[Lotiza 0]

8 hours ago, SteveInBostonI130 said:

 

Wait, are you the LPR spouse petitioning your foreign wife or are you the foreign wife?  You'r other post states that you are the foreign wife.

 

 

P.S.  Your wife cannot adjust status.  Category F2A is not current.

I am the wife of LPR. We are both in the United States. We both are using this account to get help from the community of VJ. 

[Lotiza 0]

9 hours ago, Crazy Cat said:

I don't see an issue.  Let it go.

Hi, 

I appreciate your response. It was a mistake from the realtor. They will fix it. However, I was scared about the law since it could fall into the term " obtain benefits by misrepresenting your immigration status". 

 

 

[Rocio0010 5,579]

On 3/30/2023 at 4:50 PM, Lotiza said:

Hi, 

I appreciate your response. It was a mistake from the realtor. They will fix it. However, I was scared about the law since it could fall into the term " obtain benefits by misrepresenting your immigration status". 

 

 

I doubt it will be an issue. There is a key concept that you are missing, which is that of willful misrepresentation. The USCIS policy manual states:

B. Willful Misrepresentation

Inadmissibility based on willful misrepresentation requires a finding that a person willfully misrepresented a material fact. [2] For a person to be inadmissible, the officer must find all of the following elements: 

The person procured, or sought to procure, a benefit under U.S. immigration laws;

The person made a false representation; 

The false representation was willfully made; 

The false representation was material; and

The false representation was made to a U.S. government official, generally an immigration or consular officer. [3] 

If all of the above elements are present, then the person is inadmissible for willful misrepresentation.

 

None of them seem to be true in the case you're mentioning. Carry on.

[Lotiza 0]

7 hours ago, Rocio0010 said:

I doubt it will be an issue. There is a key concept that you are missing, which is that of willful misrepresentation. The USCIS policy manual states:

B. Willful Misrepresentation

Inadmissibility based on willful misrepresentation requires a finding that a person willfully misrepresented a material fact. [2] For a person to be inadmissible, the officer must find all of the following elements: 

The person procured, or sought to procure, a benefit under U.S. immigration laws;

The person made a false representation; 

The false representation was willfully made; 

The false representation was material; and

The false representation was made to a U.S. government official, generally an immigration or consular officer. [3] 

If all of the above elements are present, then the person is inadmissible for willful misrepresentation.

 

None of them seem to be true in the case you're mentioning. Carry on.

Thanks, I hope the bank fixes that mistake. Your help is always appreciated.