Oko Vicki

There just seems to be a few things stacked against OP. I'd just divorce him and move on with my life. If the husband did do something shady, then this is such a terrible look for USCIS for missing it at I130 level, Consulate, ROC and then N400; that is a lot of hurdle to cross with a fake divorce decree. A regular citizen found what a multibilllion dollars state department couldn't find 4 different times? Hmm hmm. Your 7th point is very key. If he ever petitions, then the scrutiny starts all over again, perhaps he will get caught this time, or not. Who even knows anymore. Also, point 4, I wouldn't trust many of the lawyers back there, what if they told you what you wanted to hear for some $$? Anyways, if he indeed perpetrated this evil, I hope he gets caught. He has to. He must.

Almost sounds like a movie script, doesn't it?!!

We all know these things happen. I'm sure nobody is surprised by this as my country is a high fraud country. It's good you reported the fraud issue to USCIS tip line as soon as you found out, that should clear you I hope. Interestingly, you reported before he even applied for Naturalization, I am now so curious how he survived that process. I'm so interested to see how this ends. Please keep us apprised. Good luck.

I had to delete my original comment because I didn't want to sound like I was judging the OP. I had a counterfeit divorce decree issue myself and it was picked up at the consulate in Lagos. OP said they discovered. They also said the divorce decree has been "confirmed" to be fake. Like you pointed out, the beneficiary was able to Naturalize under 3 year rule, then divorced. OP now wants to report marriage fraud? Hmmmm ok. As you also pointed out, does OP know they would also be indicted in this marriage fraud case? USCIS would probably laugh this off as a case of an embittered ex-spouse. I am certain they did their due diligence all through Consulate, RoC and Naturalization processes.

I'm sorry to hear this. I just wanted to say no way that supposedly "counterfeit" divorce decree makes it past consulate review, ROC and then Naturalization. Just saying. I am following this post.

Hi Karay, They didn't pay us. However, I intend to include both 1040x forms in my ROC to show we did amend to filing jointly even though we didn't get paid. Has to count towards financial comingling

Hey guys, I’m back again 😊 Kindly assist to shed some light on my tax issue. We filed amended taxes for 2020 and 2021, got a mail from IRS few days ago saying they cannot pay us. Their reason is that we have passed the grace period to amend for those tax years. But we can appeal within the next 2 years blah blah… I’m confused. Is this correct? If not, what can we do to get our money from them? My ROC window opens April 17, so we will have 2022 and 2023 joint taxes. Is there likely to be an issue if we can’t provide joint taxes for 2020 and 2021(we married in 2020)?? I kept the letter from IRS to show USCIS in case they ever want to move mad because of the taxes. Please advise! NB: IRS are a joke man. Apparently my wife owes them from 2020, so they kept my 2022 refund. Now they are asking us to pay what she owes but they won’t pay us what they owe us?? I find this very corny and funny 😃

Hi VJ family, I need help deciding what to do regarding DS260 question about willful misrepresentation and fraud. I was denied a K1 visa in 2019 due to counterfeit divorce certificate. It was not willful at all as I did not even know said document was fake until the Consulate found it to be and informed us through my then fiancee's congresswoman's office. So my question is, do I select no and give my explanations if/when it comes up during my interview or select yes (would this not mean that I am admitting I did it willfully)?? Thank you. PS: CEAC website keeps taking me back to sign in page when I clicked next from the first page of DS260. is it my connection or is anyone else experiencing this?