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Risky to try to enter again until he has been gone as long as his last visit lasted.  To do so can be construed as an abuse of ESTA, or the VWP.  But, as stated above by LilyJ, it is not specifically forbidden to enter sooner.  It's always a judgment call.

The notion to stay out of the US for at least as long as you visited the US before returning again is just a recommendation, not a requirement. Entry is never guaranteed no matter how long you wait to visit, but he is allowed to try to visit still. It helps to bring along evidence that you are going through the process the legal way and through a consulate, and to also bring along evidence of ties he still has back in the UK (a job letter of when he’ll be expected to be back at work, a doctors appointment, a rental agreement, etc). However it will all be up to the CBP officer at the point of entry whether or not he is allowed in

***Moved from K3 Process & Procedures to IR-1/CR-1 Process & Procedures.***
 
**Moderator hat off**
 
At this point, trying to send anything to USCIS unsolicited will probably be nothing more than an exercise in futility as it is unlikely that it will be matched with the file.  Going forward, use the correct year when it is asked and if the discrepancy is ever asked about, explain what happened.

I seriously would not worry about that as long as you have the father in laws correct name and place of birth. As long as your info is correct and birth year and place of birth and place of marriage I wouldn't be worried about that. They will pay particular attention to you and your husband's birth dates,  documents providing place of marriage and other supporting documents so you should be just fine. Hope that helps.

He most probably will be able to stay as you have not stated anything that would prevent him to stay.  If you go with your plan, you will get arrested, he will get to stay.  Seriously, divorce, move on.  

No, you can't. And making any such accusation is both despicable and illegal. It is against the TOS to condone illega activities.
 
This smells like a troll. Reporting and moving on.

Yeah, that would be illegal. Divorce, move on.  

Well immigration doesn't care if you want him to stay here or not. I never heard of changing an address twice being an issue, like you said in your original post, you have good evidence, and still love him, why the revenge? Divorce him and leave him alone. As far as him getting approved with a divorce waiver, it can happen.
 
I think he is intelligent to make sure he knows his rights here in this country, nothing fishy about that. 

The marriage failed...just divorce and move on. Whether or not he wants to stay in the US or not is his choice and his choice alone...what you want has no say in the matter. There's no cause to suspect fraud here. He should be able to ROC by himself fine.
 
Ans you lied to him to try to force him to leave? smh

He can file for ROC on his own if you divorce. You can't make him go back to his country, some people can love each other, but it doesn't mean they are meant for each other and be married. He isn't something you ordered from Amazon and want to return. Why are you so bent on revenge? You are the one who wants out of the marriage from what you said. Divorce and move on, he doesn't have to go back to his country, and because he likes it in the USA doesn't prove he used you, you said you had alot of good faith and bona fide evidence. I think you want off the hook for the I 864, which if he leaves the country will happen. 
USCIS doesn't care about your screenshots of him chatting to women, they have bigger fish to fry.