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I wonder what a safe time would be to wait, to be sure ICE did not react?

I know it pushes the limits of rational thinking to believe someone got this far.

I do have proof, though I have given all the details I feel I should give already.

I do appreciate everyone's reply.

At the time I didn't know enough about the process.

I have no idea how, but they managed to do so.

If a report were made about a person who overstayed a tourist visa by 10+ years, then assumed a new identity, changed their name, birth certificate, SS#, passport, brought their wife and (adult) kids over, then even proceeded to petitioning for citizenship, yet was not convicted of a crime, would it be acted upon? And how fast? I read that they don't have resources to pursue simple overstays, but this is far from simple.

Oh, and this person was also married to 3 people at the same time.

Just curious about the possible course of events.

You need an immigration lawyer. Domestic violence is not an easy field for immigration.

This was not a domestic violence issue, it was a minor assault issue, there was no violence!

I have a question for VisaJourney.

My husband received a conditional discharge for a misdemeanor assault charge. He did NOT touch me. Nor was it ever even suggested he did. We were fighting and he said hateful words. I sincerely regret the police were called, but they were. We have attended counseling, and it has been a wonderful thing for our marriage.

My question is, will we hit a snag when it comes time for removing conditions in a few months? Our attorney said we would not, but he is not an immigration attorney per se.

Any advice for us? We are in complete panic mode.

Thanks in advance.