MARRIAGE FRAUD

[ccdr14 0]

I truly hate to come to this forum with this type of problem but I'm not sure what else or who else I can turn to. My wife came here from Ukraine under a K-3 Visa on 14 October 2005. I was about to file for her Adjustment of Status when she decided to move out on me saying that I was not a good husband. So, she packed her bags and moved in with a Russian couple a few miles away from me.

The Russian couple had been trying to convince me to let my wife go to work without a Social Security Card. I explain the process of obtaining the work authorization from USCIS. But my wife was not willing to wait. Anyway to make a long story short I am of the firm belief that my wife got married to simply have a free ticket to the states. She has made so many comments about why a person's house is bigger then ours, why a person drives a newer vehicle then we do, etc, etc. So I cannot help but believe this is a typical case of marriage fraud.

I have obtained a protective order against her,(today) as to prevent her from getting my home and my belongings.

So my question is, is there someone I can contact to report this fraud or start the process of trying to get her K-3 Visa revoked..if that's even possible.

[Peggy 1]

Sorry to here this has happened.

Take a look at a thread that is going on here called DIVORCE.

It has some really good information that might be helpful too you. There is a few people on here that is in the same situation as you are. If I knew how to post the link for you I would.

Wishing you the best.

[MrsWhizz 0]

I am so sorry you have to go through this...best of luck to you!

[wmhurd 0]

You should contact the INS in your local city. My man let me tell you this because I had a friend in Washington State with the same problems that you are facing right now. The Russian woman he brought to this country also wanted a Free Meal.

You say that she is complaining about why you do not have a new car and/or a big house? Ask her what the hell did she have in Russia. You need to call the INS ASAP and tell them that she has committed a "Green Card Marriage" that way they can ship her "pigeon toed, humped backed stank ###" back to the USSR and she will have to wait at least 10 years before she can come back.

It's no shame in admitting this was a mistake and that the Biotch was foul. Just kick her back to the long lines of waiting for day old bread and borst. Just don't give up on finding the right woman I sure did and she is all that I could ever hope for...Wayne

Edited March 9, 2006 by wmhurd

[CarolineM 0]

Wow - I am so sorry you have to go through this. I don't know what you should do - but just wanted to wish you good luck while going through this process.

[diadromous mermaid 36]

I truly hate to come to this forum with this type of problem but I'm not sure what else or who else I can turn to. My wife came here from Ukraine under a K-3 Visa on 14 October 2005. I was about to file for her Adjustment of Status when she decided to move out on me saying that I was not a good husband. So, she packed her bags and moved in with a Russian couple a few miles away from me.

The Russian couple had been trying to convince me to let my wife go to work without a Social Security Card. I explain the process of obtaining the work authorization from USCIS. But my wife was not willing to wait. Anyway to make a long story short I am of the firm belief that my wife got married to simply have a free ticket to the states. She has made so many comments about why a person's house is bigger then ours, why a person drives a newer vehicle then we do, etc, etc. So I cannot help but believe this is a typical case of marriage fraud.

I have obtained a protective order against her,(today) as to prevent her from getting my home and my belongings.

So my question is, is there someone I can contact to report this fraud or start the process of trying to get her K-3 Visa revoked..if that's even possible.

You can contact ICE and your local office, but I should also caution you that once reported it's hard to retract one's statement, so with that in mind, take the time to find out if it is what you suspect it is. There are many "opportunists" in the world, hoping to have a better life than the one he/she has been accustomed to. While this is naturally not conducive for a marriage, it doesn't necessarily spell immigration fraud. I'd suspect that either way it is a great disappointment to learn. Best of luck to you.

[snz1802 0]

I am so sorry to hear you are having to go through this, your day will come

[Davin and Rachel 0]

From what i understand... (one of the experts would be able to verify this)... if it was still just a K3 visa, and the AoS wasnt filed yet, as soon as your divorce the K3 is null and void?

[Jasman0717 8]

We are sorry to hear of your situation. We will pray that you are able to work things out to your satisfaction.

[caisie 0]

ccdr14

Sorry to hear your news i wish you well.

Davin

Regarding the k3 visa becoming null and void il find out this pm as i have an appointment with an attorney

Edited March 9, 2006 by caisie

[zyggy 9]

From what i understand... (one of the experts would be able to verify this)... if it was still just a K3 visa, and the AoS wasnt filed yet, as soon as your divorce the K3 is null and void?

Yes... Once you are divorced, the relationship upon which your I-130 is based would be null and void. As the K3 is based on a pending I-130, the K3 status would be null and void. However, you should take steps to withdraw the petition before it is approved if possible, or before it gets transferred to the consular post overseas.

[Cygnet 0]

CCDR 14

I'm sorry this happened to you. I hope things will get sorted out.

[rejane 1]

Best of luck, sorry to hear about that

[~Jess~ 0]

Wow now that is a sad story! See my husband was accused of Marriage fraud with his first wife, he is the Alien and his cousin introduced him to a woman in the states, while he was there on a visitor visa.......when they went to the last interview the ####### told the officer my hubby paid her money.......so they took him into custody, gave him a felony, and kept him in jail for 6mths......however he was released on bond and remained in proceedings for the next 1yr and a half before he was removed...............we are now in Lebanon working on our papers to come back to the US........yes i married a criminal that was removed for marriage fraud while he was in the process of being removed......but it was all set up to hurt him....................

.i hope that things work out for you!!! all the best

[Yodrak 7]

ccdr,

From your description, it sounds to me to be a case of expectations not being met - she sees what others have, she wants the same or better, and you're not providing it.

Where's the indication that all she wanted was a 'Green Card'?

Yodrak

I truly hate to come to this forum with this type of problem but I'm not sure what else or who else I can turn to. My wife came here from Ukraine under a K-3 Visa on 14 October 2005. I was about to file for her Adjustment of Status when she decided to move out on me saying that I was not a good husband. So, she packed her bags and moved in with a Russian couple a few miles away from me.

The Russian couple had been trying to convince me to let my wife go to work without a Social Security Card. I explain the process of obtaining the work authorization from USCIS. But my wife was not willing to wait. Anyway to make a long story short I am of the firm belief that my wife got married to simply have a free ticket to the states. She has made so many comments about why a person's house is bigger then ours, why a person drives a newer vehicle then we do, etc, etc. So I cannot help but believe this is a typical case of marriage fraud.

I have obtained a protective order against her,(today) as to prevent her from getting my home and my belongings.

So my question is, is there someone I can contact to report this fraud or start the process of trying to get her K-3 Visa revoked..if that's even possible.