Submitted fraudulent divorce decree.

[Adeyey 11]

Hi guys I need help! So my American spouse has reported a fraudulent divorce decree after I left the marriage. I arrived to US on spousal visa in 2021. She has an annulment that she won and I’m sure uscis will know soon. I need to make arrangements for the worst. How long will Uscis send me a notice of  intent to deny. By the way, I already got citizenship in 2024. My country is Nigeria. 

[nastra30 2,427]

44 minutes ago, Adeyey said:

Hi guys I need help! So my American spouse has reported a fraudulent divorce decree after I left the marriage. I arrived to US on spousal visa in 2021. She has an annulment that she won and I’m sure uscis will know soon. I need to make arrangements for the worst. How long will Uscis send me a notice of  intent to deny. By the way, I already got citizenship in 2024. My country is Nigeria. 

I remember your other post about sponsoring your kids from Nigeria. You fraudulently obtained your GC and US citizenship by deceiving your wife and US govt so the worst for you is denaturalization and possible deportation. Only a judge can denaturalize you after USCIS opens a case against you. Has your ex-wife contacted USCIS about the fraud yet? If so, you just have to wait till you hear from USCIS. Denaturalization involves a trial in federal court so USCIS will need time to examine the case carefully with their lawyers so nobody can tell you when you will hear from USCIS. 

I think you are going to be found out at the interview stage when your kids cases gets to the consulate for interviews. Good luck. 

 

Edited yesterday at 11:59 AM by nastra30

[appleblossom 3,332]

1 hour ago, Adeyey said:

Hi guys I need help! So my American spouse has reported a fraudulent divorce decree after I left the marriage. I arrived to US on spousal visa in 2021. She has an annulment that she won and I’m sure uscis will know soon. I need to make arrangements for the worst. How long will Uscis send me a notice of  intent to deny. By the way, I already got citizenship in 2024. My country is Nigeria. 

 

You got a green card that you weren’t eligible for, and then citizenship that you weren’t eligible for either. As @nastra30 said, it will be a long drawn out process before your citizenship is revoked and you’re deported.

 

Your call, but if it was me I would just return to my home country rather than facing the stress and expense of all of that, and to reunite with my children much sooner too. 

[Boiler 46,276]

Obviously this is not a DIY situation, having said that I am not sure what a Lawyer can do other than delay the inevitable.

[Dashinka 24,895]

For more history.  I agree with the other posters, and particularly @appleblossom, you may be better off giving up at this point and avoiding the expenses and court time that this case appears to be heading.

 

Good Luck.

 

 

[belinda63 3,051]

It is your choice what you do but eventually you will be facing an immigration judge to have your citizenship revoked and to be deported since you obtained it through fraud. You could also be prosecuted for bigamy since having two wives is illegal in the US. You can try to continue with your childrens' petitions but understand even if they obtain a visa and come to the US eventually when you are denaturalized they will lose their green cards and have to leave the US also.

[dwheels76 5,475]

13 hours ago, Adeyey said:

Hi guys I need help! So my American spouse has reported a fraudulent divorce decree after I left the marriage. I arrived to US on spousal visa in 2021. She has an annulment that she won and I’m sure uscis will know soon. I need to make arrangements for the worst. How long will Uscis send me a notice of  intent to deny. By the way, I already got citizenship in 2024. My country is Nigeria. 

I submitted this also on your other post about filing for your children. But Lord why is it always Nigeria. Anyway

Look if she gets an annulment Sir it means your marriage never existed. Which means every immigration benefit you got green card, Citizenship is revoked. You filing for the kids will just have them look deeper.
Was this same divorce decree from your 1st wife presented with your I-130 filing? Was the traditional divorce documents submitted to the High court or the customary court (That makes a difference whether you are really married). Now USCIS in most case has no clue whats what but you can be dang sure the embassy will investigate and and find out f divorce documents are legit.