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my wife came here on a K-1 visa, and we married within the 90 days. Here's the problem when she went to her interview she was pregnant and told me it was mine since I had been there. After the baby was born she was required to do a 3 way DNA test prior to visa issuance. On her own accord she told me the child died and I believed it and she told the consulate in Vietnam the same thing. The consulate interviewed us and gave her a visa. Since then she has told me the truth that the child was not mine and did not die. I want a divorce and send her back home. She has no green card and we've been married over 2 years. She will not go back home willingly so what can I do?

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Tell her you're going to travel with her back to Vietnam so that the two of you can retrieve the child and bring it back to the US. Once in Vietnam, give her a bit of the ol' razzle dazzle at the air

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She's done something horrible to you. And if you don't apply for her green card then she will be here illegally and may be deported. She's not shown the best judgement so far but apart from that has

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Well, you can't send her home... But you can report the fraud... Since she has not yet adjusted status or been issued a green card... You need to IMMEDIATLY pull the 864 affidavit of support...

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Well, you can't send her home... But you can report the fraud... Since she has not yet adjusted status or been issued a green card... You need to IMMEDIATLY pull the 864 affidavit of support...

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So you never filed to adjust her status?

When did you find out about the child?

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my wife came here on a K-1 visa, and we married within the 90 days. Here's the problem when she went to her interview she was pregnant and told me it was mine since I had been there. After the baby was born she was required to do a 3 way DNA test prior to visa issuance. On her own accord she told me the child died and I believed it and she told the consulate in Vietnam the same thing. The consulate interviewed us and gave her a visa. Since then she has told me the truth that the child was not mine and did not die. I want a divorce and send her back home. She has no green card and we've been married over 2 years. She will not go back home willingly so what can I do?

Call the USCIS and report the fraud--you might want to make an INFOpass appointment to give them documentation you might have to strengthen your claim. Get a divorce and whatever you do, do not be alone with her. Move out and file for divorce. Always have someone with you when meeting with her or she might file a VAWA claim and be able to get her GC that way. Once the divorce is final, move on and let her deal with being in the US illegally. This is not your concern or problem. You must live YOUR life and she must live HER life.

Good luck,

Dave

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Well, you can't send her home... But you can report the fraud... Since she has not yet adjusted status or been issued a green card... You need to IMMEDIATLY pull the 864 affidavit of support...

Luckily there's no affidavit of support to pull since they haven't filed for Adjustment of Status. Very wise OP. She is now out of status call immigration report there's an immigrant here illegally out of status she may get picked up. I mean its all true.

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I guess read it a bit different,,that she had not received the GC yet.... however, If not filed.. Then OP is G2G...

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Get out of the house. You don't want her to falsely claim domeatic abuse. Yes, its sucks to leave your home, but its the smart move.

Get an annulment based on fraud. Do not file for a divorce. The annulment for fraud will be worse for her.

File a report with the fraud unit.

There is nothing you can do to get her deported. ICE will handle that.

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my wife came here on a K-1 visa, and we married within the 90 days. Here's the problem when she went to her interview she was pregnant and told me it was mine since I had been there. After the baby was born she was required to do a 3 way DNA test prior to visa issuance. On her own accord she told me the child died and I believed it and she told the consulate in Vietnam the same thing. The consulate interviewed us and gave her a visa. Since then she has told me the truth that the child was not mine and did not die. I want a divorce and send her back home. She has no green card and we've been married over 2 years. She will not go back home willingly so what can I do?

I'm confused, how can it work out that she came on K-1, you got married, been married for over 2 years and she has no GC?

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Do not make any contact with her that isn't through a lawyer now.

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clayr   35

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we still live together and have a child together in US, but she lied telling me I got her pregnant last time in was in Vietnam to see her, then she told me the child died ( obviously to evade DNA test) she got her visa anyway.

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aaron2020   11,651

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we still live together and have a child together in US, but she lied telling me I got her pregnant last time in was in Vietnam to see her, then she told me the child died ( obviously to evade DNA test) she got her visa anyway.

Having a child together complicates things. You need to weigh what is best for your child and your desire for revenge.

Move out.

File for annulment.

File for custody.

Report her for immigration fraud.

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Having a child together complicates things. You need to weigh what is best for your child and your desire for revenge.

Move out.

File for annulment.

File for custody.

Report her for immigration fraud.

The child isn't his, however. Is it still his legal responsibility? (n00b here with all of this).

Some people are absolutely unbelievable. All my sympathy to you, OP, and all the best.

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