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I feel for you, and can help you with this link, you can report the person as taken immigration advantage from your marriage. https://www.uscis.gov/avoid-scams/report-immigration-scams
On the other side of the coin, if you want you can file case for his infidelity, spousal abuse & possibly economic fraud. I don't think in this case the Statute of limitations must be over yet. So you must still be able to have him a go through the prosecution process. Police or Lawyer will be able to help you. But you can contact USCIS too, see what they can do now that you had voluntarily removed the 2 year conditions when he must have got the 10 year green card. The abuse & infidelity case will affect his naturalization case, and if he is seeking any immigration benefit for the other woman. Please keep the children out of it, and don't abuse them even in XXXXXX. Children are god's own image and they are not the one involved in any wrongdoing here.
Good luck

I feel for you, and can help you with this link, you can report the person as taken immigration advantage from your marriage. https://www.uscis.gov/avoid-scams/report-immigration-scams
On the other side of the coin, if you want you can file case for his infidelity, spousal abuse & possibly economic fraud. I don't think in this case the Statute of limitations must be over yet. So you must still be able to have him a go through the prosecution process. Police or Lawyer will be able to help you. But you can contact USCIS too, see what they can do now that you had voluntarily removed the 2 year conditions when he must have got the 10 year green card. The abuse & infidelity case will affect his naturalization case, and if he is seeking any immigration benefit for the other woman. Please keep the children out of it, and don't abuse them even in XXXXXX. Children are god's own image and they are not the one involved in any wrongdoing here.
Good luck

This is the time to hire a lawyer, Also in my experience when Officer asks a question, they want an answer ( without waiting but still take a couple seconds for each answer), and reach out in your accordion file ( practice compartments beforehand), and get a relevant proof out, and put it on the table with confidence. Whether they pick it or not, its their prerogative.
Good luck.

I think it might be a mistake too. I got interview letter for AOS and with that paper (same page) there are some checklists for document that need to be brought. No neutralization or nothing. plus you can't bring them anyway. first thing they want is for u to bring the green card, which i assume you don't even have it yet.
I would just ignore it. or for ur state of mind you might call them to make sure.

I like some of the info people have given you, but i felt like some people are showing you the door. I truly empathize with your situation, as i have seen better and worse than yours, now your options: Legal only, modify to your benefit: I'll break it into parts for your convenience, so you can add up and make the best working option for you:
About your job:
1. You can work in canada and save money.
2. You can go to USA as a visitor, cross the border on a bus if broke, You cannot legally work in the USA, your husband has to take care of you (did you say you got married already).
3. Look for a job in USA, if you fall in a category where work visa for a year is easy for canadians.
About the USA Green Card:
1. Let your husband send the paperwork right now, right away, let all communication (for you) come to your parents/close relative place in canada, and fill the place to receive visa as that place only. Let your spouse's address go as his parents/relatives house in USA. (you can update addresses later). Fill marital home address as your house that you're gonna sell. Even if you visit him in US, you can come back and take the visa when time comes.
2. If you are able to get a work visa TN-1 i suppose, for USA, then your husband can apply for Adjustment package, it wouldn't seem like a fraud in that case, as that visa is designed on lines of H1, which is immigrant visa.
About your husbands work:
1. Should return to USA, pick up jobs (x2) and save money.
About the house:
1. Sell it asap if the fines you are talking about are less than the rent you'll pay if you live in Canada and Work, and you can make enough wages to support yourself and this fee then only keep it a while longer.
2. In any case don't just give the money to husband, as this immigration procedure tests relationship, you get where i am going with this. Also buying a house in United states should be your last step not first. Renting is wise right now, you can pay deposit which is just one month or less of rent. for a 1br apartment when you're leasing that here in the US. Put money in the High Yeild savings account. You can use for emergencies.