F2b Visa Complicated Situation

[Daphne . 1,670]

2 minutes ago, rasel826 said:

So should i risk it trying. Cuz for me its now or never. Dont take my questions roughly. It will help me making a decision  

We would never advise you anything like that because you would willingly and knowingly break the Immigration rules.

What was the reason for getting married? I assume it was because of the commitment to each other, otherwise what would have been the point of taking that step together? It must have meant something to the both of you at that time

[Just Paul 4,591]

What country are you from?

[rasel826 0]

Just now, Daphne K said:

We would never advise you anything like that because you would willingly and knowingly break the Immigration rules.

What was the reason for getting married? I assume it was because of the commitment to each other, otherwise what would have been the point of taking that step together? It must have meant something to the both of you at that time

Yah we were crazy in love. Still we do. But she lives with her parents. I live with my parents. So its nt that i m gonna leave her. I will marry her again when i get the GC   

[Just Paul 4,591]

Just now, rasel826 said:

I live with my parents.

Your father isn't in the US?

[rasel826 0]

2 minutes ago, Paul & Mary said:

What country are you from?

India

1 minute ago, Paul & Mary said:

Your father isn't in the US?

Yah but my mom came back

[SusieQQQ 11,584]

1 hour ago, rasel826 said:

I came out to see if there any other option that they can find out. Cuz getting married early age was a mistake. And cant risk my future anymore. Need solution. If u cant help then its fine. Cause if i dnt get the f2b visa then i will probably have to wait 12 more years till i  get the visa. Its too late and i wont be able to work ther when i go cuz i will be old. So for me its now or never   

So you’re just going to dump your wife and lie for a visa?

 

[SusieQQQ 11,584]

44 minutes ago, rasel826 said:

Yah we were crazy in love. Still we do. But she lives with her parents. I live with my parents. So its nt that i m gonna leave her. I will marry her again when i get the GC   

Oh please 

this is called IMMIGRATION FRAUD and gets you and your lovely wife both a lifetime ban from the US.

[rasel826 0]

1 minute ago, SusieQQQ said:

So you’re just going to dump your wife and lie for a visa?

 

if u read the thread then u can find out i clearly said Im not dumping anyone. I havent married her still with proper law . so i will marry once I go there and get GC

[rasel826 0]

1 minute ago, SusieQQQ said:

Oh please 

this is called IMMIGRATION FRAUD and gets you and your lovely wife both a lifetime ban from the US.

I know. but If there is any chance of me getting the visa by hidding then It would do good to me. for me its now or never. cause I will be old if i dont the visa under f2b category. I hope u understand

[Pinkrlion 2,607]

How old are you?

[rasel826 0]

Just now, Pinkrlion said:

How old are you?

27 almost now

[SusieQQQ 11,584]

7 minutes ago, rasel826 said:

I know. but If there is any chance of me getting the visa by hidding then It would do good to me. for me its now or never. cause I will be old if i dont the visa under f2b category. I hope u understand

As long as you understand that what you want to do is fraud and carries a lifetime ban from the US if they find out - at any stage, which includes the possibility of getting your green card or naturalization revoked further down the line. 

 

As an aside, no I don’t “understand”. You don’t get to lie and break the law just because it suits you. 

 

Please make sure your WIFE understands she could also get a lifetime ban because you want to commit immigration fraud.

Edited June 26, 2019 by SusieQQQ

[rasel826 0]

1 minute ago, SusieQQQ said:

As long as you understand that what you want to do is fraud and carries a lifetime ban from the US if they find out - at any stage, which includes the possibility of getting your green card or naturalization revoked further down the line. 

 

As an aside, no I don’t “understand”. You don’t get to lie and break the law just because it suits you. 

i understand bro. For me the situation is worse. I dreamt of going to usa. and all of a sudden I cant go there. I feel sad knowing it. Thanks to everyone for replying. I think I wont go there even if i go i cant stay peacfully. let me just accept my fate 

[Unlockable 7,306]

1 hour ago, rasel826 said:

My father applied for me in f2b category. He is a green card holder right now. priority date is 2016 . now 1 year ago i got married to a girl in Islamic way without letting my family know but didnt registry anything according to the country law .As she was 14 according to her birth certificate (though her real age is above 18). So basically in my country , The rule is u cant get married before 18. But in Islamic way u can . so did I. so there is no record in my country that im married. plus my wife is not adult to be married according to her birth certificate. will I be considered as married??? if yes. then I cant even show documents that i am married to in my country, The rule is u cant get married before 18. Should i keep my status as unmarried or what should i do?. Very confused.

OK. I will give you real scenarios because you keep jumping back to the "nobody knows" excuse when people tell you that what you did was wrong.

 

First and foremost, material misrepresentation of this caliper is retroactive. That means that if you enter the US under a lie (that you are not married) that would make you ineligible to get a visa. You could have any status you have at that time revoked. So, to give you an example, say you successfully enter the US and become a permanent resident. Say you are a model citizen for years and have built a life here. You are now a citizen. So years later, immigration finds out that you were, in fact, married when you entered the US under the F2B category. Because of this, they can revoke your citizenship or permanent resident and have you deported even if it is years from now. Look at section B here -> https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-12-part-l-chapter-2

 

And do you really want to be committing fraud under this current administrative climate... https://www.foxnews.com/politics/trump-administration-revoking-citizenship-for-application-fraudsters

 

Also, you don't have to register a married to be considered married under religious law. We see K1 visas denied all the time because of this. So if you are married religiously and that is accepted in your culture, then you are in fact married.

 

But that is just one issue you are facing. The second is the fact that your "wife" is falsely claiming to be underage. If her real age is 18 and she has a birth certificate claiming to be 14, how is she able to do that. Because if you want to petition for her later, she will need to have legal documents. Falsified documents are easily discovered by immigration. 

 

You have several issues that may impact your immigration case. Maybe it won't be today or maybe it won't be next year, but these issues will come to play sometime in the future.

[Just Paul 4,591]

1 minute ago, SusieQQQ said:

You don’t get to lie and break the law just because it suits you

Well at age 25 he did "marry" a girl who was 14 years old according to her birth certificate and has hid that from his family and friends.

 

OP I suggest you stay in India and take care of that wife you have.  You can better yourself there.