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Hi.

i wanted share my story and if anyone can help to me . i ll be happy.

i just got married on 2018 and my wife and I are marry almost 3 years now. so we just got 2 immigration officers ( ladies ) at early morning around 7:30 am on our home. they paunch to door and our basemant windows to woke up to us . they were hell rude.  honestly i didnt heard to them. so my wife was not at home at this point. her mom is elder. she went to help to her. when i openned to door , i was real scary about to see them. they asked me where is your wife? i told , i dropped to her at her mom home. what time ? around 7am - 7:10am ( but i dropped to her last night ) and than they ask some questions too. after that second immigration officers checked to my car about engine is hot or not. than she told other officer , his car engine is cold  so they asked to me where is your wife mothers home? i told them where she is living . than they go to check my wife. and this point , my wife told them . i came to home with Uber. immgration officers saying , your husband told us , he dropped you here with car not with uber. you are lying to us. than they say , you never live and sharing life with your husband. officers told my wife , we will send you a letter. in this point what we can do it? 

is this done with everythings..? 

and also i gave to officers correct asnwer when she asked to me alot of questions. but she didnt understand me correctly . she just wrote on her own notebook wrong information. 

in this case , our marriage is done or what is point there?

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7 minutes ago, faruk154 said:

in this case , our marriage is done and what is point there?

 

What is your immigration status?  Are you applying for adjustment of status?

 

What do you mean by "our marriage is done"?  Are you and your wife separated?

 

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my wife is older than me about 15 years. we dont have any kids yet I had 2 interview already with uscis office. than they told us we will send you guys letter about more information. my applying for adjustment of status. no we are not seperated., we are still living together. im just asking , if immigration officers thinking , we are lying to them. what will happen? uscis immigration will deport to me in my country or what it should be happen ?

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1 minute ago, faruk154 said:

my wife is older than me about 15 years. we dont have any kids yet I had 2 interview already with uscis office. than they told us we will send you guys letter about more information. my applying for adjustment of status. no we are not seperated., we are still living together. im just asking , if immigration officers thinking , we are lying to them. what will happen? uscis immigration will deport to me in my country or what it should be happen ?

Yes, they believe you are lying to them.   

Your wife said she took an Uber to her mom's home.  You said you drove her.  Both can not be the truth.  One has to be a lie.

You said you dropped her off at 7am to 10am, but the engine was cold.  Then you mentioned dropping her off the night before.  She said she took Uber.  Both people can not be telling the truth.  

Your AOS could be deny and you could be put into deportation proceedings.

 

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thank you for aaron2020 and Chancy for help and gave to answer. i just want to tell other friends. i dont know who they are like immigration or ice or whatever you guys calling . i have never been see in my life that much rude officers. i understood them process but that was real gave to me more stress. i hope ,other friends not getting this kind experiences. thank you. 

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59 minutes ago, faruk154 said:

Hi.

i wanted share my story and if anyone can help to me . i ll be happy.

i just got married on 2018 and my wife and I are marry almost 3 years now. so we just got 2 immigration officers ( ladies ) at early morning around 7:30 am on our home. they paunch to door and our basemant windows to woke up to us . they were hell rude.  honestly i didnt heard to them. so my wife was not at home at this point. her mom is elder. she went to help to her. when i openned to door , i was real scary about to see them. they asked me where is your wife? i told , i dropped to her at her mom home. what time ? around 7am - 7:10am ( but i dropped to her last night ) and than they ask some questions too. after that second immigration officers checked to my car about engine is hot or not. than she told other officer , his car engine is cold  so they asked to me where is your wife mothers home? i told them where she is living . than they go to check my wife. and this point , my wife told them . i came to home with Uber. immgration officers saying , your husband told us , he dropped you here with car not with uber. you are lying to us. than they say , you never live and sharing life with your husband. officers told my wife , we will send you a letter. in this point what we can do it? 

is this done with everythings..? 

and also i gave to officers correct asnwer when she asked to me alot of questions. but she didnt understand me correctly . she just wrote on her own notebook wrong information. 

in this case , our marriage is done or what is point there?

First Imigration rule: NEVER LIE!

I hope you can overturn this situation but like others suggested is good to contact your lawyer.

 

Good luck 

 

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Just now, faruk154 said:

thank you so much all your answers here. i ll try to get a appointment as soon as possible with my lawyer. than i ll let you guys know about it. lets see what will happens?  thank you.

Thanks.  We would appreciate an update.  We usually don't learn what happens after these visits.

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You dug your own grave, a lot of red flags and your story didn’t match your wife’s. Sorry but the nightmare is just beginning.

N400

12/06/2014: Package filed

12/31/2014: Fingerprinted

02/06/2015: In-Line for Interview

04/15/2015: Passed Interview

05/05/2015: Oath letter was sent

05/22/2015: Oath Ceremony

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