Can I submit proof my husband did not enter the marriage in good faith to USCIS?

[eruiz3 24]

Can I submit proof my husband cheated to USCIS?

Hello,

I petition my husband for a K1 visa. He came January 2019 and in April 2019 I caught him cheating via messages on his phone. We ended our relationship and in 2020 I went to his green card interview. I only went to let immigration know we were no longer in a relationship and hadn’t been for months. I now have proof that he was in a relationship the entire time we dated, which began in 2017. He was with a minor who also lives in the US. However, since she couldn’t petition him they made a plan to use me and then break up with me to go live with her. This is exactly what happened, they’re still together and have 2 children. I now have proof that they dated since 12-1-2017 because she posted an anniversary photo with the date. I also have text that show he was threatening me if I did something against his case. Also, messages from her verbally attacking me. 
 

Is there anything I can do at this point?

Edited February 2, 2023 by eruiz3

[mytruelove18 607]

3 hours ago, eruiz3 said:

Can I submit proof my husband cheated to USCIS?

Hello,

I petition my husband for a K1 visa. He came January 2019 and in April 2019 I caught him cheating via messages on his phone. We ended our relationship and in 2020 I went to his green card interview. I only went to let immigration know we were no longer in a relationship and hadn’t been for months. I now have proof that he was in a relationship the entire time we dated, which began in 2017. He was with a minor who also lives in the US. However, since she couldn’t petition him they made a plan to use me and then break up with me to go live with her. This is exactly what happened, they’re still together and have 2 children. I now have proof that they dated since 12-1-2017 because she posted an anniversary photo with the date. I also have text that show he was threatening me if I did something against his case. Also, messages from her verbally attacking me. 
 

Is there anything I can do at this point?

What happened at the interview when you told the officer that you were no longer together?

[eruiz3 24]

1 minute ago, mytruelove18 said:

What happened at the interview when you told the officer that you were no longer together?

He asked us to do couples counseling and I told him no that was not an option. He still approved his green card application. 

[Mike E 11,727]

14 minutes ago, eruiz3 said:

We ended our relationship and in 2020 I went to his green card interview. I only went to let immigration know we were no longer in a relationship and hadn’t been for months

1. Did you withdraw your I-864?

 

2. Did he get a green card?

[mytruelove18 607]

10 minutes ago, eruiz3 said:

He asked us to do couples counseling and I told him no that was not an option. He still approved his green card application. 

If ge was aporoved, i dude you can do something now. He will remove his condition on his green card. Before you go to the interview with him, you should file for divorce and send divoce certificate to uscis and withdraw the petition.

[Boiler 43,738]

41 minutes ago, eruiz3 said:

He asked us to do couples counseling and I told him no that was not an option. He still approved his green card application. 

You could have pulled the I 864 at anytime prior to the GC approval.

 

Anyway best option now is divorce and move on.

 

Seems that he is Cuban so not like he would be deported no matter what happens.

[SalishSea 16,900]

2 hours ago, eruiz3 said:

He asked us to do couples counseling and I told him no that was not an option. He still approved his green card application. 

The immigration  officer at USCIS ‘asked you to do couples counseling’?   I find that very, very hard to believe.

 

There is no way that would be the USCIS stance if you’d gone there to inform them that it was a fraudulent marriage.   No way that GC would have been approved.

 

Something about this story is very fishy.

2 hours ago, mytruelove18 said:

If ge was aporoved, i dude you can do something now. He will remove his condition on his green card. Before you go to the interview with him, you should file for divorce and send divoce certificate to uscis and withdraw the petition.

He can file for ROC with a divorce waiver.

[Kanja 201]

Can you translate the message for us? My Spanish isn’t that good, with more context maybe we can help. I think you may have trouble doing anything now that would stop him from maintaining status. Is his current partner also a US citizen? If so, now that she is of age she probably could petition him anyways. Think your best bet is to move on. I’m so sorry this happened to you. 

[nastra30 2,044]

7 hours ago, eruiz3 said:

He asked us to do couples counseling 

Honestly this doesn't make sense. USCIS is not there to be giving marriage advice. 

Edited February 2, 2023 by nastra30

[Pinkrlion 2,611]

If he is in a relationship with a minor. You call the police and report it. 

[powerpuff 5,981]

~~ Topic moved from K1 Progress Reports to Effects of Major Family Changes on Immigration benefits where similar topics are discussed ~~
 

[Rocio0010 5,573]

3 hours ago, Kanja said:

Can you translate the message for us? My Spanish isn’t that good, with more context maybe we can help. I think you may have trouble doing anything now that would stop him from maintaining status. Is his current partner also a US citizen? If so, now that she is of age she probably could petition him anyways. Think your best bet is to move on. I’m so sorry this happened to you. 

"To be honest with you I don't want to threaten you but you know who will end up losing here. Remember if I lose I will leave with my parents which is what I really want, but remember that immigration fraud involves jail time and fine heavier than 200k... I am not acting on it yet, I just needed help but use what's good for you. And I don't want any issues, remember Tia is in the middle but since you never do anything right we'll see where this goes"

[Kanja 201]

1 minute ago, Rocio0010 said:

"To be honest with you I don't want to threaten you but you know who will end up losing here. Remember if I lose I will leave with my parents which is what I really want, but remember that immigration fraud involves jail time and fine heavier than 200k... I am not acting on it yet, I just needed help but use what's good for you. And I don't want any issues, remember Tia is in the middle but since you never do anything right we'll see where this goes"

Thank you!

Im confused on this is a message from the OP or the spouse.

 

[PaulaCJohnny 712]

22 minutes ago, Kanja said:

Thank you!

Im confused on this is a message from the OP or the spouse.

.

Same here

the message is confusing. Looks more like you are threatening him about immigration fraud 

Edited February 2, 2023 by PaulaCJohnny

[Rocio0010 5,573]

23 minutes ago, Kanja said:

Thank you!

Im confused on this is a message from the OP or the spouse.

 

Plus she literally says “I just needed help…” this is out of context, but it makes it look like she’s an accomplice to fraud