[sirrhambone]

My uncle passed away Jan.25th, we recently learned he was most liked murdered. We learned that he went to Africa and met a woman and she claims they came back and got married in NY. Before he was killed they allegedly were only married for 8 months, he was sponsoring her to become a citizen. What happens to that process? We just learned that she filed for an emergency work Visa, also a request to expedite her process of becoming a resident, and she requested to become a citizen based on her husband passing. We recently also learned that she doesn't have a copy of her alleged marriage certificate, and the funeral home just told us the marriage certificate she did provide was typed up and not legit. For someone that hasn't been in this country very long only 8 months, my uncle her husband was killed, and she has been using his credit cards, and tried to cash a life insurance policy that was in my grandmothers name. The insurance company flagged the claim and contacted my grandmother in person, and my grandmother did file a police report against her.

Are these all grounds for being kicked out of the country? My uncle resided in Seattle WA, and we also learned that somehow she just recently obtained a learners permit but without a picture on it. I did not know this was possible. She only asked for expideted processing of her visa status after my grandmother(my uncle did not have any children) gave immigration a copy of my uncles death certificate. His so called wife did not even contact immigration until we contacted them. Also the house my uncle had that they lived in, his alleged wife and her accomplice we have learned abandoned the house 3 months ago, and they took out all of my uncles papers, important papers, he owned his own business and those papers were taken also. His credit card company sent a letter saying there was some possible fraudulent activity on his credit cards. There are more reasons we think she was involved in his death, but my main focus and question is are these grounds for deportation or denial of a visa forcing this woman to go back to her country? The judge in the probate already had grave concerns about her alleged sister, he raised the bond to $500,000, which they failed to come up with. Hanna(the alleged wife) her first lawyer dropped her because he said he couldn't deal with her or her sister. We contacted immigration but nothing has come of it. Please tell me these are grounds for denial of a visa and possible deportation?

[JudyKayTee]

The only way to know is to report the situation with only the pertinent details to Immigration - USCIS Home Page.

They are overloaded, investigate the cases that are believable and take a long time to do so.

What is the status of the estate now?

What do the Police say about his death?

[sirrhambone]

The only way to know is to report the situation with only the pertinent details to Immigration - USCIS Home Page.

They are overloaded, investigate the cases that are believable and take a long time to do so.

What is the status of the estate now?

What do the Police say about his death?

She moved out of the home she shared with my uncle, the power and gas has been shut off and my grandmother who lives around the corner, saw them taking stacks and stacks of papers out of the house. The house has been empty since my uncle passed away jan.25, we are no in the middle of May. A motion is going to be filed to ask for permission to take over control of the house since the wife has apparently abandonded it.

The renton police department ruled it a heart attack, even though all signs point other wise. The wife lied about knowing that he passed away. She called and spoke to someone on my uncles cell phone the day of his death, 2 hours afterwords to be exact. When the police showed up to the house she acted like she just found out, even though we have cell phone records showing her calling my uncles phone AFTER his death. Why would someone have his cell phone that he had been using all day. The police officially have him being found dead at 5:55pm. But the police do not find that of any interest, nor do they find the face that she tried to imnpersonate my grandmother to get the life insurance policy.

I filed a report with immigration, but she has filed for expedited processing for her immigration status. This should be stopped since my uncle can no longer sponsor her. She also used his credits cards. The PR of the estate is going to be established soon and it will not be the wife