MarrIage and Visa Fraud

[NoeliayRonny 9]

I remember you, you were so passionate and sincere to bring him. Goodbye and good riddance Karma is real you can't escape it!!

Learning from mistakes to me is invaluable!

[DarkKiss 45]

I remember you, you were so passionate and sincere to bring him. Goodbye and good riddance Karma is real you can't escape it!!

Learning from mistakes to me is invaluable!

I also remember you. Thank you so much for your loving comment, and yes I'm better off now, but as you have noticed from the numerous conversations here, I think I need to prepare myself to protect my income and assets should it come to that. I hope your process has been all that you hoped it would be and more! It's so wonderful when things come together because they are based on true love and not deceit.

[Boiler 43,726]

Out of the very large number of divorces there are very very few court cases, I would be very surprised if you could find a comparable set of circumstances and then if you could would it apply in your courts.

[Ebunoluwa 6,136]

I think the answer you seek is not as simple as a yes or no but rather one of too many variables that would be better answered by a divorce
lawyer. I wish you the best !

[TBoneTX 43,422]

if it comes down to a court case to enforce the I-864, could the court legally touch my VA Disability Compensation and use that.

If the ex or his lawyer tries this, one phone call to your local TV station will put a firm stop to it and apply major egg on their faces.

[Caryh 5,206]

I think you should have filed for an annulment based on fraud, this way every benefits he had got based on the marriage would been voided and he would have had to go back. Divorcing him does not change his status in any ways and he will most likely get a good lawyer and adjust with some hoops, but he will be okay.

If you look at the ROC form, you will see a check mark to select for removing conditions based on divorce or annulment. Your assumption that a local family court's findings holds water with USCIS is mistakenly placed.

[DarkKiss 45]

If the ex or his lawyer tries this, one phone call to your local TV station will put a firm stop to it and apply major egg on their faces.

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[DarkKiss 45]

Thanks to everyone who took the time to try to assist me in this matter. I will wait for his next move. Will keep you guys posted. Thanks Again.

[Eric-Pris 1,602]

I wish you the best. I'd suggest to forget about him and his issues, and this I-864 business. The likelihood of you ever being taken to court over this is slim I would say none but you can never say never, especially when the government is involved.

[Lee&Ana 88]

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[Lee&Ana 88]

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[johnnyenglish 2]

I remember you, you were so passionate and sincere to bring him. Goodbye and good riddance Karma is real you can't escape it!!

Learning from mistakes to me is invaluable!

Perhaps she needs to move on with her life!? If anything, karma will catch up to him. To the OP, you're just wasting your time, energy and getting emotionally drained by going thru this. Green card or not, half of the marriages here in the U.S end up in divorce. And from what you mentioned in your previous posts, yours seemed like a bonafide marriage. What happens if he does get deported...you'll gain nothing out of it and chances are your life will still be the same if not worse. So imo, let it go and move on with your life.

[neoblast 138]

If you look at the ROC form, you will see a check mark to select for removing conditions based on divorce or annulment. Your assumption that a local family court's findings holds water with USCIS is mistakenly placed.

In certain circumstances, anytime during the alien's lifetime, the government can move to revoke any immigration benefit an alien received. The five-year period is for something an alien does after coming to the US (such as committing crimes) or for errors committed by the government while processing a petition.

If, for example, the alien obtained the green card by faking a marriage to a US citizen, the government can start a proceeding to revoke the green card even after the alien has become a US citizen or even after 20 or 30 years have passed.

https://www.justice.gov/eoir/immigration-judge-benchbook-revised-rescission-standard-language

Edited May 21, 2016 by neoblast

[Caryh 5,206]

I don't understand what that has to do with an immigrant being able to remove conditions even if the marriage was annulled. The law allows it, and it is not unlawful. USCIS and local courts have totally different standards on the issue. USCIS is not bound by a local court's determination that a marriage was not legitimate and could be annulled.

In certain circumstances, anytime during the alien's lifetime, the government can move to revoke any immigration benefit an alien received. The five-year period is for something an alien does after coming to the US (such as committing crimes) or for errors committed by the government while processing a petition.

If, for example, the alien obtained the green card by faking a marriage to a US citizen, the government can start a proceeding to revoke the green card even after the alien has become a US citizen or even after 20 or 30 years have passed.

https://www.justice.gov/eoir/immigration-judge-benchbook-revised-rescission-standard-language