visa fraud I got scammed...

[James&Maggie 6]

34 minutes ago, ThomasNC1988 said:

Side note. Who writes a full date on a hand written love letter?? 

You have to love really great evidence 

[Unshakable Faith 493]

4 minutes ago, James&Maggie said:

You have to love really great evidence 

That's evidence of infidelity which you said you knew of before you brought her here.

As stated previously, infidelity does not equal fraud. 

Edited December 13, 2018 by Unshakable Faith

[Crazy Cat 39,181]

1 minute ago, James&Maggie said:

You have to love really great evidence 

I didn't see anything that stated she used you to gain immigration benefits...sorry.

That might be divorce evidence, but it is not immigration fraud evidence.

[James&Maggie 6]

I brought her here under duress. I acted as any father would have under the circumstances. If it weren’t for the sake of my US citizen son, I would have withdrawn the visa application.

Edited December 13, 2018 by James&Maggie

[Crazy Cat 39,181]

Just now, James&Maggie said:

I brought her here under duress. I acted as any father would have under the circumstances.

Let's just be honest here...you are trying to retaliate for your ex-wife's unfaithfulness.......I honestly think you are spinning your wheels...You don't have ANY power to deport anyone.....and it appears you have no evidence of visa fraud....My advice is to let it go, and try to find a peaceful and happy life for yourself and your child.......life is too short to be miserable...good luck.

[Ash.1101 1,755]

12 hours ago, James&Maggie said:

I’m aware the deportation is a government function, but fraudulent marriage for the purpose of immigration to America is a crime isn’t it?

You would have to prove that she married you for the purpose of immigration. Like hard actual proof, like an e-mail of her saying "I married this USC to come to the US. I plan on leaving him the second I touch land!" and then PLENTY of more proof of it. You saying "SHE WAS TALKING TO ANOTHER GUY" just comes across as an angry ex than someone worried about US security.

It's very possible she loved you when she married you and just happened to have strayed shortly later. It happens to regular couples all over the world, with or without immigration involved.

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1 minute ago, James&Maggie said:

I brought her here under duress. I acted as any father would have under the circumstances.

What country is she from??the other man was american too?  Its kinda odd if ur marriage was 100% that she would have a need to do this, and together with having little baby by her. And odd for the other man to be ok w it. But whatever ur issue in marriage was, it is not fraud. u cant do much anymore than continue to be a good dad. 

 

[soulstriker 274]

hmm its clearly infidelity  at least thats confirmed , but mistake was continuigng the process knowing , did you do an interview together? b/c that would mean you also did fraud

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I did contribute to OP's earlier threads, at that time there were 3 children, 2 with her.

 

I have a feeling $20k is going to be peanuts compared to ongoing child support.

[Ash.1101 1,755]

16 minutes ago, James&Maggie said:

You have to love really great evidence 

The second one is written on a legal pad.

... Like it's still inside of the legal pad. Did he send her a legal pad full of letters?

That and ... why would you have letters she wrote to him.. shouldn't those be with him...

Edited December 13, 2018 by Ash.1101

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2 minutes ago, James&Maggie said:

I brought her here under duress. I acted as any father would have under the circumstances.

Yes, any father would commit immigration fraud.

 

Yes, any father would get his son's mother deported making it impossible for them to have a relationship.

For the sake of your son, move on and learn to co-parent.  

How is deporting his mother going to help him?  How is growing up to know that you don't have a relationship with your mother because your father had her deported?

 

Bottom line.  You got nothing.  Go ahead and spin your wheels.  Instead of trying to find a way that works for your son, you should go for revenge and f the consequences to him.

 

Any father under your circumstances would work on getting your son's mother deported.  And you're nothing even acting under duress at this point.  This is all on you.

[Crazy Cat 39,181]

Just now, soulstriker said:

hmm its clearly infidelity  at least thats confirmed

and infidelity, alone, is not evidence of visa fraud.

[Ash.1101 1,755]

10 minutes ago, missileman said:

and infidelity, alone, is not evidence of visa fraud.

Def not ecidence of visa fraud, but I'm questioning if the letters are real.

Why would he have letters SHE wrote her lover three years ago? They look immaculate and the letter to her is still inside of a legal pad. None have been folded, none show wear and tear and again... still inside a legal pad... And note, these letters would have been written while she was in her country with her lover. The lovers letter is dated the day before her letter confessing his love to him, yet he's the one who says he loves her and then she confesses? One day mail? Did they slip these under doors and run? Again why would the OP have a letter his wife wrote and gave to someone else.

I think this is just a case of really angry ex "doing what he can for the best of his son". If he was willing to bring her here just to get his son, knowing they weren't going to stay together, who's to say he's not going to forge letters to keep her away.

Sometimes people project their own issues onto others. Maybe she's not the scammer here. 🤔

Edited December 13, 2018 by Ash.1101

[James&Maggie 6]

1 minute ago, Ash.1101 said:

Def not ecidence of visa fraud, but I'm questioning if the letters are real.

Why would he have letters SHE wrote her lover three years ago? They look immaculate and the letter to her is still inside of a legal pad. None have been folded, none show wear and tear and again... still inside a legal pad...

I discovered the letters in her Facebook messenger. Each of them wrote a letter, took a photo, and sent them on Facebook messenger. I only discovered these the following May 2016. I found these letters and numerous photos, text messages, and emails.  The fact that these are hand written, signed, and dated is why I feel they’re important. I have other unsigned notes. The fact that her visa had not been granted until June 2016 means she knew the marriage was fraudulent on 31 July 2015.

[Crazy Cat 39,181]

The troll meter on my screen is starting to climb.........almost in the red now.