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7 minutes ago, ZirZai said:

The 'victim' is a very close friend of our family. Heard it first hand from the husband. They live in Georgia.

There was probably more to the story, I doubt it if anyone is gonna do anything to her green card at the airport if I simply report it, I even tried calling them and they don't answer there's just an answering machine 

Just now, JFH said:

Are you just looking for revenge at this stage? She’s been out of your life for 8 months. She’s nothing to you now except a bad memory. What does it matter to you whether she stays here or not (apart from the I-864, but you don’t seem to bothered about that). Would it make you feel better if she was stopped at the airport and sent back to Brazil? It’s very unlikely to happen, by the way. 

Yes it would make me feel better because she used me and she should not be here, if they call me when she applies for citizenship i will for sure tell them that she scammed me 

27 minutes ago, ZirZai said:

Definitely report her. I heard of a case similar to yours.The guy applied for his spouse and she entered the country receiving the 10 years green card, but unlike your lady that spent 3 days she never came to her husband and landed somewhere else receiving her 10 years green card. The guy reports her and although they cant do anything about her while she was here they did say she was flagged (or green card was) and whenever she decided to leave the country for a visit and try to come back her green card would be taken away from her and she would have to face the immigration judge and stuff. So over all a good end.

I wish this was true but I doubt it, where did you hear about this?

Just now, aaron2020 said:

You can report her to USCIS if you want.

 

While I can see it, you need solid proof.  Otherwise, it's her words vs. yours.  Save yourself from a lot of grief and let it go.  Move on with your life and forget about her.  

Her leaving after 3 days is not a good proof?

1 minute ago, aaron2020 said:

Sorry.

 

You know that you got used for a green card.

 

She timed it perfectly so she would get a 10 years green card.

 

Divorce, protect yourself, and move on.  

So I can't report her?

You see that it's fraud so maybe they will too?

I married a Brazilian girl 3 years ago, I waited for her to come here for 2 years, she kept stalling saying that she has family issues and she uploaded her papers to the NVC website when it was close to our 2 year marriage anniversary. 

she passed her interview and got her visa, arrived here one month after our 2 year anniversary, stayed here for 3 days, all of a sudden she started fighting with me and took her stuff and left.

this was 8 months ago, I was trying to find her ever since but I have no idea where she is, her green card never arrived here so she probably changed her address.

She only answers to my emails, no matter what I say she replies with something like "you are a terrible abusive person"

She told me to file for divorce and said that if I won't then she will.

What can I do? should I report her for fraud to ice? how can I do that? how can I prove that? 

I am afraid to report her because I don't want them to think that I was a part of her plan, I also don't want my parents to get into trouble because they wrote letters saying that our marriage was great.