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wolf2008
Nov 7, 2008, 12:50 PM
I got married April 2005 to an american citizen in the state of Georgia, we really loved each other she filed the proper forms for family based petition on my behalf, We lived two and a half years together , in December 2007 i found out that she was commiting adutery and she told me to leave because she didnt like me anymore, but she said that the immigration papers would be her gift to me and that she wouldnt pull that away.
After having a case that was stuck in the immigration for 3 years i got visited by the immigration fraud team and they asked if i paid her and lived with her. Now i did love her and i wish i was still with her but the U.S government acused me of marriage fraud just because she is no currently with me. i know that they are going to talk to her and she doesnt have to help but only to say the truth. I`m very confused at the moment and unsure of my future.
what is the proceedure of marriage fraud? do they come back and arrest me ? will they send me a court letter or letter to leave the U.S ? is it possible to have this case still decided in my favour ?

lawanwadee
Nov 7, 2008, 03:08 PM
Retain experienced immigration attorney immediately before removal notice is issued and you will be subject to deportation. When immigration fraud team shows up, it means someone reported this matter to them.

k2boy
Nov 8, 2008, 12:29 AM
You don't actually mention if you got the conditional green card or not. I think you ll be probably served a Notice to Appear before an immigration judge and that's where you ll need a good attorney.

wolf2008
Nov 8, 2008, 08:53 AM
I never got anything other employement authorization, yeah I'm looking for a attorney to take my case on short notice . But thank god that got enough documentation and videos to with my wife myself and her family and once immigration see the documents matching the address they won't be able to argue much I hope and starting with her father and mother they remember that his daughter wanted to marry me on her own free will for love because she had to stand up for me before her family because the mother was against of her marrying a immigrant but the mother saw later that I indeed loved her daughter and got to like me later.