Possible fraud on k-1 visa

[txvl66 7]

Hi,

 

I'm posting for my brother. He filed a K-1 visa with his fiance in 2022. In October, 2024, she told him they were denied during the interview. My brother did some digging and found out she cheated and was pregnant with someone's child. They broke up. He was dumb and didn't care to notify or check their status since he assumed it was denied. Today, he got word that she actually entered the US on their K-1 visa. Is there anything that can be done as he does not want to be liable for her since they broke up and she deceived him to enter the US? She's also 4mo pregnant with the second baby. 

[wildbug100420 200]

6 minutes ago, txvl66 said:

Hi,

 

I'm posting for my brother. He filed a K-1 visa with his fiance in 2022. In October, 2024, she told him they were denied during the interview. My brother did some digging and found out she cheated and was pregnant with someone's child. They broke up. He was dumb and didn't care to notify or check their status since he assumed it was denied. Today, he got word that she actually entered the US on their K-1 visa. Is there anything that can be done as he does not want to be liable for her since they broke up and she deceived him to enter the US? She's also 4mo pregnant with the second baby. 

Your post is confusing. How did the applicant enter the US if they were denied at the embassy?

[txvl66 7]

I'll clarify - it seems like she had ulterior motives and lied about the denial at the embassy when it actually went through. My brother is just dumb and just took her word.

[Crazy Cat 42,683]

49 minutes ago, txvl66 said:

Is there anything that can be done as he does not want to be liable for her since they broke up and she deceived him to enter the US?

When did she enter the US?  She can't stay legally after 90 days.

Edited 7 hours ago by Crazy Cat

[wildbug100420 200]

6 minutes ago, txvl66 said:

I'll clarify - it seems like she had ulterior motives and lied about the denial at the embassy when it actually went through. My brother is just dumb and just took her word.

Has the beneficiary filed for Adjustment of Status? That's the only way she could be here legally. It can only be filed with the petitioner. She can't adjust any other way. The petitioner definitely needs to notify uscis 

[Ontarkie 14,608]

Oh man she messed up.  He believed the visa was denied. Then she used it to enter the country. Well the joke is on her. She has no way to stay in the country legally. She needed your brother for that and she messed that up big time. 

 

Let your brother know he is not on the hook for her. If he has any receipt #'s anything at all he can report it. 

Edited 7 hours ago by Ontarkie

[txvl66 7]

She arrived yesterday 3/2

 

She deceived him. They broke up over the phone. No AOS. She entered yesterday on the K-1 visa. We just need to know where to report this.

Edited 7 hours ago by txvl66

[MalloryCat 382]

USCIS would be your best bet i think

they have a tip form

https://www.uscis.gov/report-fraud/uscis-tip-form

Edited 7 hours ago by MalloryCat

[Boiler 46,359]

Well if he is the Father he may well hear from her, or her lawyer.

 

She may not be interested in status or has plans to find a USC to marry.

[txvl66 7]

He is not the father as there was no way she could've been pregnant being 2 years without seeing each other.

 

We don't care what she's here to do. My brother just wants to be exonerated from all obligations. 

[maryaaaa 48]

If 90 days later she's still in the US, call ICE on her.

 

[Boiler 46,359]

He has no obligations, well beyond having nothing to do with her.

[maryaaaa 48]

Contact USCIS so they can cancel the visa. 

[Boiler 46,359]

Just now, maryaaaa said:

Contact USCIS so they can cancel the visa. 

Apparently she arrived yesterday

[Crazy Cat 42,683]

1 minute ago, maryaaaa said:

Contact USCIS so they can cancel the visa. 

Impossible.  Her visa has already been used.