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Because whenever you sponsor somebody, your own immigration history is exposed and reviewed again.   By filing for anybody else, you're going to commit immigration fraud. Any immigration ben

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I would be more worried about you staying in the US.

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Translation he submitted a fake divorce certificate, now the Consulate check these things, after all if I have come across this numerous times, you can imagine how many times the Consulate have seen i

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4 minutes ago, Musama said:

Does that mean that I should be ok?

 

No. It means you may be lucky, you may not. But by petitioning your children you’re massively increasing the chance of being found out. 

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12 minutes ago, Musama said:

Does that mean that I should be ok?

You're very clever. You fooled them successfully. You're smarter than US government. You'll be fine with petition for kids, it's going to be a walk in the park. If necessary, you'll make something else up. Of course you'll remain US citizen. There's no risks involved.

 

Is this the answer you're looking for?

I'm afraid nobody can give you this answer. Not sure how many VJ members need to say you're in trouble with certain degree of risk of getting denaturalized.

 

Seems like the scenario is clear and simple.

The only thing I have to say if anything happens with denaturalization, you sir fully deserve it.

I have nothing else to add, so will refrain from further comments.

 

Good luck!

 

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