B2 renewal in-laws

[Crystalp 0]

My husband sponsored my In-laws for a B2 visiting visa in 2012 and is due for renewal. Everything he provided on the forms was true and accurate. He is a physician and wanted to bring them to visit and take them on vacation in USA. On their second visit they came because I had given birth to a child to see the grandchild. I was home and my spouse was at work. While he was at work they were verbally abusive to me and tried to work even though they had a visa. My father a retired doctor tried to dispense medical advice as far as caring for my son and my mother in law tried to dispense advice on how I should care for the baby. There were other things they did illegally like taking my son out without my permission. My spouse was not aware as he was at work and they were not abusuve in front of him. I did tell him they were breaking the visitor rules and he advised them to stop. On their last visit I myself told them they cannot break their visa terms. My mother in law threatened me.

I was advised to let the immigration or department of travel know. My fear is I don’t want my spouse to be in trouble as he has not done anything illegal or abusive. His parents only are fraudulent. Also I don’t want anybody to know I reported them. If I do - where can I report anonymously. 

[Boiler 45,682]

You can contact ICE via email at Immigration.Reply@dhs.gov or you can telephone ICE at 1-866-347-2423.

[Crystalp 0]

8 minutes ago, Boiler said:

You can contact ICE via email at Immigration.Reply@dhs.gov or you can telephone ICE at 1-866-347-2423.

Will it be anonymous? Will my husband be in trouble? I fear they will find out

Edited December 8, 2021 by Crystalp

[Verrou 1,962]

16 minutes ago, Crystalp said:

Will it be anonymous? Will my husband be in trouble? I fear they will find out

you can do it anonymously

i will think that hiding behind ur husband and when he found out, it will ruined ur relationship.

 

[arken 4,197]

If you think you reporting their activity to uscis solves the problem you are having, then it won't. There may be 1% chance uscis will deport them or cancel their status or come to them to warn not to violate the visa unless they did something criminal that's proven through court.

 

You are better off talking to your husband directly about things. 

 

 

Edited December 8, 2021 by arken

[millefleur 5,047]

1 hour ago, Crystalp said:

I was advised to let the immigration or department of travel know. My fear is I don’t want my spouse to be in trouble as he has not done anything illegal or abusive. His parents only are fraudulent. Also I don’t want anybody to know I reported them. If I do - where can I report anonymously. 

He won't be in trouble. You are confused, he did not "sponsor" a visitor visa for them. There is no sponsorship for visitor visas. Legally, he's not responsible for them in any way.

[Ontarkie 14,282]

Grandparents giving advice is not against the terms of their visa even with your FIL being a former doctor giving advice is not working. He's talking to family  about the care of a child. Grandparents usually have outdated advice when it comes to their grandkids.  Add in different cultures I'm sure it was a hot mess. You were home when they took your son out. Not to knit pick but you could have stopped them from taking him if you did not want him out. Nothing you mentioned above is illegal to do. As for being verbally abusive. I'm deeply sorry you had that happen to you and that is never ok. That is where your Husband comes it to put an end to it. He needs to be the one to step up for you. 

 

Yes the complaint will be anonymous but you can bet your last dollar they will know it was you that called. If they did actually work, then take that evidence  and submit it to the email posted above.