JeffAtl

Not the case here. I made every effort to save the marriage, including taking us to therapy, marriage workshops, etc. she didn’t want to try, just dig in her heals and blame me for everything. I’ve never met a more argumentative, narcissistic, entitled woman in my life. I’m not perfect, but willing to apologize at least when I hurt someone. Not her. After 2 years of being pushed into arguments daily, I had to file. Of course, it’s been a year and I can’t get her to leave, so we went to court, where she lied about me on the stand to play victim. I am done.

Ok, that type of thing wouldn’t be a risk for me. Seems the responses on here say it’s not worth it to pursue which is disappointing. I assume her having a permanent green card benefits me from the standpoint of not being responsible for her, but an immigration attorney advised that the government has never pursued that. The attorney offered to help me write the letter to USCIS, but advised it would be better with some sort of proof, which may come from discovery. If I was investigated, I’m very confident there’s no way they could say I was dishonest.

She has none and I supported her this entire time. Helped her get a job and she never helped with the bills. No proof of money motivation for me.

I’m curious what an American’s motivation would be for marriage fraud? I had to pay for her and provide all kinds of information as you said. Why would I go to all that trouble if I didn’t want to marry someone?

I married my wife almost 3 years ago. She has a conditional Green Card and I am divorcing her. She is attempting to take my house from me and has lied in court. I'm planning to write a letter to USCIS and was wondering if anyone else has been through this. I want her investigated now that it has become clear that she was using me and didn't love me. Just hoping someone can give me some good advice here.