skydreamer1

** Moving from ROC to Effects of Major Changes as OP's wife already has the ten year card ****

USCIS won't be interested- your wife did not defraud you from what you say above, you are simply miss-matched and she may not like living in the USA. If you have actual proof (letters/ emails by hr stating so) she stayed with you and reconciled SOLEY to get the ten year greencard, then send that with a letter to ICE. Otherwise, get a good divorce lawyer, and if you can, proof that she was not under duress to sign the post-nup (witnesses). Are there any kids involved? If not, she is unlikely to get alimony from such a short marriage in most states.

Thank God we don't have any kids, but I am paying her alimony since she did not work during the time she's been here. I have some prove that's she was using me to get the 10 year green card.

You need a divorce lawyer. You can't get USCIS to investigate her. She's got her green card. Even if she didn't get the 10-yr card, she could've gotten it without you I'm sorry to say but you've done goof'd. Time to cut your loses (as best as you can) and move on.

That's pretty much what I been getting from researching online regarding to USCIS handling of fraud, they pretty much don't do anything. I have a lawyer and we are considering filing annualment of marriage due to her falsafication on her divorce declaration and circumstancial evidences

I filed CR-1 for my wife, she came her 3 years ago in Jan 2010, had many problems with her. She left me and went back to her country without telling me or my family after 7 months she immigrated to the U.S in Aug 2010, I accepted her back after reconciliation in Nov 2010 and we did a post-nuptial agreement. She left me again in June 2012 and went back to her country after an argument, one month after she received her 10 year green card. She filed for divorce in Sept 2012. On her divorce declaration, she lied about not knowing any English, no finance (she had $10000 in her possession when she left in June 2012 which I gave her), that she was in force in duress without legal counsel to sign the post-nuptial agreement, where she was living. What can I do with USCIS to have her investigated for fraud in order to gain access to the U.S and now trying to gain finance from me during the time we married? Thank you

Removal of conditions is for the green card holder to fill out.

The USC husband/wife only signs on the bottom.

Thanks

Part I "Information about you" is that where my wife who needs remove conditions on residence info on it, or me the petitioner who sponsor her to the U.S?

NOA1 for CR-1 on May6, K3 on May 27, no NOA2 yet. I got my K1 rejected in February, seem people going through the Guangzhou embassy in China in my situation got their CR-1 approved in a month or two. Freaking frustrating. A year and a half since we starting filing for a visa. God help us all in this mental hell.