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    Apr 8, 2007, 08:31 AM
    How do I report an Immigration fraud?
    My friend has had a friend who now is a Green Card holder and working full time, studying full time by receiving government loans. This friend came to US back in 2000 through San Diego, CA and his travel originated from Toronto, Canada. He told his relative and acquaintances that he came from Africa and was new asylum seeker. The truth that he told to close friends is that he actually was a Canadian Citizen and lied to his relatives as well as the US immigration system by using a name different than what he used in Canada.

    He completed 3 year college in Toronto with a different name and used Canadian loans to finish college. He indicated to a friend that neither his relatives in the US nor the US immigration system will ever find him since his US name and age and that of the Canadian are totally different.

    This lier's acquaintance asked how can he report this fraudulent activity while he want s to stay unanimous?
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    Apr 3, 2008, 02:32 PM
    My husband soon to be Ex does my fake signature on sponsorship letters for his friends and relatives because I am USC and he is on conditional permanent resident status. Some of his relatives come here and do all kinds of fraud by not going back on time or using medical services here in US and never pay for their bills. He is making money by sponsoring people from his country with using my name and fake signature which can give me problem in future. What should I do. I already have filed for divorce.
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    Apr 3, 2008, 03:42 PM
    You can report to ICE and remain anonymous BUT you need to have evidence, words alone are not enough.
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    Apr 8, 2008, 12:22 PM
    You can go to USCIS Home Page and find a link to report fraud. You can stay anonymous but without a witness you will need to give hard proof of your claim. The will look into it.
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    Apr 8, 2008, 02:13 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by hand
    My friend has had a friend who now is a Green Card holder and working full time, studying full time by receiving government loans. This friend came to US back in 2000 through San Diego, CA and his travel originated from Toronto, Canada. He told his relative and acquaintances that he came from Africa and was new asylum seeker. The truth that he told to close friends is that he actually was a Canadian Citizen and lied to his relatives as well as the US immigration system by using a name different than what he used in Canada.

    He completed 3 year college in Toronto with a different name and used Canadian loans to finish college. He indicated to a friend that neither his relatives in the US nor the US immigration system will ever find him since his US name and age and that of the Canadian are totally different.

    This lier's acquaintance asked how can he report this fraudulent activity while he want s to stay unanimous?
    He probably has green cards in other states or countrys and doesn't want to be made to return to the place he had stay before
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    Apr 13, 2008, 04:29 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by hand
    My friend has had a friend who now is a Green Card holder and working full time, studying full time by receiving government loans. This friend came to US back in 2000 through San Diego, CA and his travel originated from Toronto, Canada. He told his relative and acquaintances that he came from Africa and was new asylum seeker. The truth that he told to close friends is that he actually was a Canadian Citizen and lied to his relatives as well as the US immigration system by using a name different than what he used in Canada.

    He completed 3 year college in Toronto with a different name and used Canadian loans to finish college. He indicated to a friend that neither his relatives in the US nor the US immigration system will ever find him since his US name and age and that of the Canadian are totally different.

    This lier's acquaintance asked how can he report this fraudulent activity while he want s to stay unanimous?
    Each district now has an officer that specializes in Fraud Detection and National Security. You will need to write down everything you know about the case and submit it to the FDNS officer at the district where the person lives. If it is asylum fraud that may require you notify the FDNS officer at the asylum office that has jurisdiction over the place where the alien lives. For example, San Diego is in the purview of the Los Angeles Asylum Office. The asylum offices and district office addresses can be found on USCIS.gov. Asylum can be revoked and in cases where there is fraud it should be.
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    Jul 12, 2008, 10:58 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by gbcecil
    You can go to USCIS Home Page and find a link to report fraud. You can stay anonymous but without a witness you will need to give hard proof of your claim. The will look into it.
    Couldn't find a link on this page to report fraud.
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    Jul 16, 2008, 08:29 PM
    Below, I’ve included how to report illegals and Lawful Permanent Residents who have broken the law. I have, somewhere, the phone numbers for ICE offices throughout the USA. I’ll find them and post.

    An Illegal Resident or a Lawful Permanent Resident (LPR) can be detained and deported for several reasons:1) An aggravated Felony
    2) Moral Turpitude
    3) Lying on an immigration paper
    4) Domestic Violence
    5) Multiple Misdemeanors
    6) Carrying a firearm
    7) Having been previously deported
    8) There are other reasons, but these are the most common

    The most common way someone gets detained by ICE, is a “sweep” of known locations of such individuals. (Meat packing facilities, constructions sites, etc.)

    Sometimes they will get picked up crossing the border into or out of the country.

    Another way is when an illegal or LPR gets arrested and ICE is notified that they are in jail. The jail will rarely notify ICE on their own, so it usually takes a concerned citizen to let them know. ICE will put a “hold” on the individual and pick them up the day before they are to be released from jail.
    ICE, and any other agency dealing with illegals and LPRs, have a legal responsibility to privacy which prevents them from disclosing any information regarding a detainee or someone they are looking into detaining. They can NOT give you an update on the investigation and will NOT contact you after they are notified, unless it furthers the investigation. ICE will give you their phone number and email address, but won’t tell you their physical location, for their safety. (They are dealing with some pretty nasty people.)

    The toughest one is to actually report it directly to ICE. They will acknowledge receipt of your information, but little else.
    There are ways to get this accomplished though.

    Usually you have to report an activity that the illegal is doing that draws attention to them.

    If they are running a business, self-employed, check with the Department of Revenue of your state to see if they are properly licensed and paying their taxes. The Department of Revenue is very eager to talk to them. ICE may then frin out about them.

    For instance, they are NOT entitled to welfare.
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    This is for Reporting Welfare Fraud
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    They MUST file taxes, EVEN if they are ILLEGAL.

    This is for Reporting IRS Fraud

    https://tips.fbi.gov/



    Please use this website to report suspected terrorism or criminal activity. Your information will be reviewed promptly by an FBI special agent or a professional staff member. Due to the high volume of information that we receive, we are unable to reply to every submission; however, we appreciate the information that you have provided.


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    This is for Reporting Social Security Fraud

    Report Fraud to the Hotline
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    This is for Reporting Medicare or Medicaid Fraud
    HHS-OIG-Hotline
    Contacting the HHS OIG Hotline
    Phone: 1-800-HHS-TIPS (1-800-447-8477)
    Fax: 1-800-223-8164
    E-Mail: [email protected]

    TTY: 1-800-377-4950
    Mail: Office of Inspector General
    Department of Health and Human Services
    Attn: HOTLINE
    PO Box 23489
    Washington, DC 20026



    In addition, if you wish to report Medicare or Medicaid fraud, please contact:
    • The Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Inspector General at 1-800-447-8477, or


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    This is for Reporting Food Stamp Fraud

    What FNS Is Doing to Reduce Fraud and Non-Fraud Eligibility Errors


    What FNS Is Doing to Reduce Fraud and Non-Fraud Eligibility Errors
    Ensuring only those individuals that should receive benefits are receiving benefits.
    The integrity of the eligibility process is paramount in the Food Stamp Program. This includes ensuring only those individuals that should receive benefits are receiving benefits. To address this concern, FSP is taking a number of steps to improve household eligibility.
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    What Should I Report to the Fraud Hotline?
    A variety of situations may be considered fraud in the SSA programs. Some examples are:
    • Conceals work activity while receiving disability benefits
    • Receives Social Security Benefits for a child not under their care
    • Fails to notify SSA of the death of a beneficiary and continues to receive and cash the checks of the deceased
    • Conceals their marriage or assets from the Social Security Administration while receiving Supplemental Security Income payments
    • Resides overseas and is receiving Supplemental Security Income Payments
    Below are several examples of potential violations that affect Social Security programs or operations. You can click on each topic below to learn more.
    • False statements on claims
    • Concealing material facts or events that affect eligibility for benefits
    • Misuse of benefits by a Representative Payee
    • Buying or selling Social Security Cards or SSA information
    • SSN misuse involving people with links to terrorist groups or activities
    • Crimes involving SSA employees
    • Scams involving the impersonation of an SSA employee
    • Bribery of a Social Security Administration Employee
    • Fraud or misuse of grant or contracting funds
    • Standards of conduct violations
    • Workers’ Compensation fraud
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    You can call the local Detention and Removal Office for your Local ICE phone number. Ask for the “Duty Officer” or the “Desk Officer”.

    Office of Detention and Removal Operations Offices

    Office of Detention and Removal Operations Offices
    Headquarters
    James T. Hayes, Jr.
    425 I Street NW
    Room 7309
    Washington, DC 20536
    Phone: 202-305-2734

    Field Offices

    Raymond Simonse, Field Office Director
    77 Forsyth St. SW
    Atlanta, GA 30303
    Phone: 404-893-1210
    Area of Responsibility: Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina

    Calvin McCormick, Field Office Director
    31 Hopkins Plaza, 7th Floor
    Baltimore, MD 21201
    Phone: 410-637-4000
    Area of Responsibility: Maryland

    Bruce Chadbourne, Field Office Director
    10 New England Executive Park
    Burlington, MA 01803
    Phone: 781-359-7500
    Area of Responsibility: Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont

    Charles L. Mule, Acting Field Office Director
    130 Delaware Avenue
    Buffalo, NY 14202
    Phone: 716-551-4741
    Area of Responsibility: Upstate New York

    Glenn Triveline, Acting Field Office Director
    101 W. Congress Pkwy, Suite 4000
    Chicago, IL 60605
    Phone: 312-347-2400
    Area of Responsibility: Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Missouri, Wisconsin

    Nuria T. Prendes, Field Office Director
    8101 N. Stemmons Frwy
    Dallas, TX 75247
    Phone: 214-905-5860
    Area of Responsibility: North Texas, Oklahoma

    John Longshore, Field Office Director
    4730 Paris Street
    Denver, CO 80239
    Phone: 303-371-1067
    Area of Responsibility: Colorado, Wyoming

    Vincent J. Clausen, Field Office Director
    333 Mt. Elliott St.
    Detroit, MI 48207
    Phone: 313-568-6049
    Area of Responsibility: Michigan, Ohio

    Robert E. Jolicoeur, Field Office Director
    1545 Hawkins Blvd
    El Paso, TX 79925
    Phone: 915-225-1901
    Area of Responsibility: West Texas, New Mexico

    Kenneth L. Landgrebe, Field Office Director
    126 Northpoint Drive
    Houston, TX 77060
    Phone: 281-774-4968
    Area of Responsibility: Southeast Texas

    Brian M. DeMore, Field Office Director
    300 North Los Angeles St. Room 7631A
    Los Angeles, CA 90012
    Phone: 213-830-7911
    Area of Responsibility: Central California

    Michael D. Rozos, Field Office Director
    Krome SPC
    18201 SW 12th St
    Miami, FL 33194
    Phone: 305-207-2001
    Area of Responsibility: Florida, Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands

    Scott Weber, Field Office Director
    Peter W. Rodino Jr. Federal Building
    970 Broad Street, Room 904
    Newark, NJ 07102
    Phone: 973-645-3666
    Area of Responsibility: New Jersey

    George H. Lund III, Field Office Director
    DHS/ICE 1250 Poydras Suite 325
    New Orleans, LA 70113
    Phone: 504-599-7800
    Area of Responsibility: Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee

    Bart Rodriguez, Acting Field Office Director
    26 Federal Plaza, Rm. 1104
    New York, NY 10278
    Phone: 212-264-5085
    Area of Responsibility: The five boroughs (counties of NYC) and the following counties:
    Duchess, Nassau, Putnam, Suffolk, Sullivan, Orange, Rockland, Ulster, and West Chester


    Thomas R. Decker, Field Office Director
    1600 Callowhill St. 5th Floor
    Philadelphia, PA 19130
    Phone: 215-656-7164
    Area of Responsibility: Delaware, Pennsylvania, West Virginia

    Katrina S. Kane, Field Office Director
    2035 N. Central Avenue
    Phoenix, AZ 85004
    Phone: 602-257-5900
    Area of Responsibility: Arizona

    Steve Branch, Field Office Director
    5272 S. College Drive
    Suite 100
    Salt Lake City, UT 84123
    Phone: 801-313-4260
    Area of Responsibility: Utah, Idaho, Montana, Nevada

    Marc J. Moore, Field Office Director
    8940 Fourwinds Drive
    San Antonio, TX 78239
    Phone: 210-967-7055
    Area of Responsibility: Central South Texas

    Robin Baker, Field Office Director
    880 Front Street, #2232
    San Diego, CA 92101
    Phone: 619-557-6343
    Area of Responsibility: Southern California

    Nancy Alcantar, Field Office Director
    630 Sansome Street, Rm 590
    San Francisco, CA 94111
    Phone: 415-844-5512
    Area of Responsibility: Northern California, Hawaii, Guam

    A. Neil Clark, Field Office Director
    12500 Tukwila International Blvd. 4th Floor
    Seattle, WA 98168
    Phone: 206-835-0650
    Area of Responsibility: Alaska, Oregon, Washington

    Scott Baniecke, Field Office Director
    2901 Metro Dr. Suite 100
    Bloomington, MN 55425
    Phone: 952-853-2550
    Area of Responsibility: Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota

    Deborah Achim, Field Office Director
    2675 Prosperity Avenue
    Fairfax, VA 22031
    Phone: 703-285-6200
    Area of Responsibility: District of Columbia and Virginia
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    Jul 16, 2008, 09:03 PM
    I found the ICE contact Numbers. They are posted below:


    ** I posted in some detail at:

    How do I report an Immigration fraud?
    https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/immigr...aud-80340.html


    I find these people to be helpful and concerned. They often will give you their email address to send supporting documentation to them.
    Call and ask for the ICE "Duty Officer"


    ICE Office of Investigations Contacts

    ICE uses the term SAC for their Investigative Offices

    Contact
    Office of Investigations
    The Special Agent-in-Charge (SAC) Offices are responsible for the administration and management of all enforcement activities within the geographic boundaries of the Office. The SACs develop, coordinate and implement enforcement strategies to ensure conformance with national policies and procedures and to support national intelligence programs. In addition, SACs supervise all administrative responsibilities assigned to the Office and ensure a responsive Internal Controls Program is developed.

    Each SAC office is responsible for subordinate field offices, which support the enforcement mission. These subordinate field offices, Resident Agent-in-Charge (RAC) and Resident Agent Offices (RAOs), are responsible for managing enforcement activities within the geographic boundaries of the Office. RACs are responsible for ensuring all enforcement activities are conducted pursuant to national policies and procedures and contribute to the development and implementation of national and SAC level enforcement strategy.

    Office of Investigations
    SAC Offices
    SAC Atlanta
    1691 Phoenix Boulevard, Suite 250
    Atlanta, GA 30349
    Main (770) 994-4200
    Fax (770) 994-2262

    SAC Baltimore
    40 South Gay Street, 3rd Floor
    Baltimore, MD 21202
    Main (410) 962-2620
    Fax (410) 962-3469

    SAC Boston
    10 Causeway Street, Room 722
    Boston, MA 02222-1054
    Main (617) 565-3100
    Fax (617) 565-7422

    SAC Buffalo
    1780 Wehrle Drive, Suite D
    Williamsville, NY 14221
    Main (716) 565-2039
    Fax (716) 565-9509

    SAC Chicago
    1 North Tower Lane, Suite 1600
    Oakbrook Terrace, IL 60181
    Main (630) 574-4600
    Fax (630) 574-2889

    SAC Dallas
    125 E. John Carpenter Freeway, Suite 800
    Irving, TX 75062
    Main (972) 444-7300
    Fax (972) 444-7461

    SAC Washington, DC
    2675 Prosperity Avenue
    Fairfax, VA 22031
    Main(703) 285 6757
    Fax (703) 285-6709

    SAC Denver
    5445 DTC Pkwy, Suite 600
    Englewood, CO 80111
    Main (303) 721-3000
    Fax (303) 721-3003


    SAC Detroit
    477 Michigan Avenue, Suite 1850
    Detroit, MI 48226
    Main (313) 226-0500
    Fax (313) 226-6282

    SAC El Paso
    4191 N. Mesa
    El Paso, TX 79902
    Main (915) 231-3200
    Fax (915) 231-3227

    SAC Honolulu
    595 Ala Moana Boulevard
    Honolulu, HI 96850
    Main 808-532-3746
    Fax 808-532-4689

    SAC Houston
    4141 N. Sam Houston Parkway East #300
    Houston, TX 77032
    Main 281-985-0500
    Fax 281-985-0505

    SAC Los Angeles
    501 West Ocean Boulevard, Suite 7200
    Long Beach, CA 90802-4213
    Main (562) 624-3800
    Fax (562) 590-9604

    SAC Miami
    8075 N.W. 53rd Street
    Miami, FL 33166
    Main (305) 597-6000
    Fax (305) 597-6227

    SAC New Orleans
    1250 Poydras Street, Suite 2200
    New Orleans, LA 70113
    Main (504) 310-8800
    Fax (504) 310-8900

    SAC New York
    601 W. 26th Street, 7th Floor
    New York, NY 10001
    Main (646) 230-3200
    Fax (646) 230-3255

    SAC Newark
    620 Frelinghuysen Avenue
    2nd Floor
    Newark, NJ 07114
    Main (973) 776-5500
    Fax (973) 776-5650

    SAC Philadelphia
    220 Chestnut Street, Room 200
    Philadelphia, PA 19106
    Main (215) 597-4305
    Fax (215) 597-4200

    SAC Phoenix
    400 North 5th Street
    11th Floor
    Phoenix, AZ 85004
    Main (602) 364-7830
    Fax (602) 514-7790

    SAC San Antonio
    40 N. E. Loop 410, Suite 501
    San Antonio, TX 78216
    Main (210) 321-2800
    Fax (210) 321-2832

    SAC San Diego
    185 West F Street, Suite 600
    San Diego, CA 92101
    Main (619) 744-4600
    Fax (619) 557-7275

    SAC San Francisco
    1500 Broadway, 2nd Floor
    Oakland, CA 94612
    Main (510) 267-3800
    Fax (510) 267-3870

    SAC San Juan
    Capitol Office Building, 12th Floor
    800 Ponce de Leon Avenue
    Santurce, PR 00908
    Main (787) 729-5151
    Fax (787) 729-6646

    SAC Seattle
    1000 Second Avenue, Suite 2300
    Seattle, WA 98104
    Main (206) 553-7531
    Fax (206) 553-0826

    SAC Minneapolis/St. Paul
    2901 Metro Drive, Suite 100
    Bloomington, MN 55425
    Main (952) 853-2940
    Fax (612) 313-9045

    SAC Tampa
    2203 North Lois Avenue
    Suite 600
    Tampa, FL 33607
    Main (813) 357-7000
    Fax (813) 348-1877


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    Aug 1, 2008, 10:04 AM
    Sometimes it's necessary to report Welfare, Food Stamp, Medicaid or other Public Assitance Fraud:

    This website lists each Office by State:

    United Council on Welfare Fraud - Home <-------Click On Blue

    Such as:

    California
    Patricia Nolan [[email protected]]
    Department of Social Services
    PO Box 944243, MS 19-26
    Sacramento, CA 94244-2430
    Telephone: 916.263.5700 Fax: 916.263.5707

    Florida
    Randy Burkhalter [[email protected]]
    Director Public Assistance Fraud Unit
    Florida Department of Law Enforcement
    PO Box 1489
    Tallahassee, FL 32302
    Alternate: Russ Fernandes [[email protected]]
    Telephone: 850.410.8380
    Fax: 850.410.7483
    Fax: 813.878.7351

    Illinois
    Mickey Tinder [[email protected]]
    Assistant Bureau Chief Department of Public Aid
    Office of the Inspector General
    410 North Fifth Street
    Springfield, IL
    Alternate: Terry Mercer [[email protected]]
    Telephone: 217.524.5106
    Telephone: 312.793.1750
    Fax: 312.793.6313


    New Jersey
    John Zajac, Esq. [[email protected]]
    Bureau Chief Program Assessment and Integrity Unit
    Department of Human Services Division of Family Development
    PO Box 716
    Trenton, NJ 08625-0716
    Telephone: 609.584.4096
    Fax: 609.588.7240


    New York
    Richard Nawrot [[email protected]]
    Director Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance Program Integrity
    40 North Pearl Street
    Riverview Center, 4th Floor
    Albany, NY 12243
    Telephone: 518.402.0125
    Fax: 518.402.0121


    Pennsylvania
    Pennsylvania Fraud Tip Line
    [www.oig.state.pa.us/inspgen/cwp]
    Office of Inspector General Operations Support Division/Tipline
    101 Chestnut Steet
    Harrisburg, PA 17101
    Telephone: 800.932.0852
    Fax: 717.772.4986


    Texas
    Mark Menefee [[email protected]]
    Director Special Investigations Health & Human Services Commission
    Office of the Inspector General
    PO Box 149030
    Austin, TX 78714-9030
    Alternate: Pam Colon [[email protected]]
    Telephone: 512.482.6921
    Fax: 512.231.5772
    Phone: 512.231.5845

    For Other States go to website or call:

    Administration for Children and Families (Federal)
    Associate Commissioner
    Child Care Bureau
    Administration for Children and Families
    370 L’Enfant Promenade, S.W.
    Washington, DC 20447
    Telephone: 202.690.6782

    United Council on Welfare Fraud - Home
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    Aug 17, 2008, 01:46 PM
    Have you tried takeing all the information you have to youir local ins office this is where he would be reporting under the name he is using now and they would have a recored of him in every counrty and state he has used they would have to of had his finger prints and pictures of him and when they go to do this again when he has moved or re filed under another name it should have came up with his finger prines in the system as he was already using a different name and that would not match I would this maybe he us just telling stories and he might like the drama but if you think it is relly fraud he is dooing weater he is a green card holder or any other kind of card then I wopuld take it to your local ins office as when eve he moves he has to be using that office in the city he is liveng in and they would be able to match what they have on file of his finger prints with other names he has used
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    #12

    Jun 1, 2011, 09:58 AM
    How do I report we some one came from england and make a refugees clime in canada ?
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    Nov 21, 2011, 10:27 PM
    We are collecting data base of all such rogue immigration consulting companies that dupe gullible people.

    Please add your experience here so that we may help

    http://www.canadaupdates.com/content/gullible-becoming-victims-immigration-agents-17014.html
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    Aug 13, 2012, 07:26 PM
    I have a friend that had his ex girlfriend and mother was living with him , the mother of his ex was lending a friend hers social security number for her to work went she was here illigely in this country from colombia her mother is here on a green card, how I report this with getting my friend into problems without any one finding out I did this.
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    Aug 14, 2012, 08:44 AM
    Quote Originally Posted by jpsnipe View Post
    i have a friend that had his ex girlfriend and mother was living with him , the mother of his ex was lending a friend hers social security number for her to work went she was here illigely in this country from colombia her mother is here on a green card, how i report this with getting my friend into problems without any one finding out i did this.

    You can remain anonymous but your friend is right in the middle of this. One party cannot be charged while the other walks away, free.
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    #16

    Dec 27, 2012, 02:24 PM
    I am a EU citizen and my fiancée with a Ugandan passport lived in Europe too for the last 20 years. He is was until last month still married to his German wife but they separated 2008. He went to the US to sort college out and apply for a student visa. I have been supporting him from Europe for the last two years and came to find out he applied for political asylum though all he said was a lie. When I realized that I told him to get himself back to Europe cause he has left me financially ruined, he began a relationship with a US citizen and moved in with her and I know it´s cause he wants to just get the papers. How can I get him back to Europe to take care of the debt he left me with? Where can I report this matter USCIS?
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    #17

    Dec 27, 2012, 04:14 PM
    USA.gov: Immigration Fraud
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    Jan 23, 2013, 09:17 AM
    Hi to all, hopefully someone may shed some light into this... well in a nut shell.. . I got married to a person that I found out later that she was married for papers with her first marriage. When she married me, I shortly found out that she of the above mentioned and that she was pregnant which I thought was mine. She stated after I found she had an account still with her first husband and I asked what's all of this. She finally told me the truth and that the child was her first husband and tried to kill me. I called the cops and then filed a restraining order on her which got dismissed at the court. She disappeared and started after years to receive government assistance which they were looking for me unannounced. I found out because department of children and family I contacted them since I am a single full custodial parent of two minor children that there was a case opened under me and later closed by my ex stating I was not the father. I received a notice to attend court for this and got it dismissed and the court mandated to look for the first husband. Recently after 2 years I received a dissolution of marriage to my work and defamation my character even stating that I was a drug user which is false. I took a paternity test which came positive and I am the father. She is trying to clean me out and thank God that the judicial process is actually in everyone's favor primarily for my son but when I went to mediation she did not go and we could not proceed without her. I tried to do things in a amicable way and ask that I have been lied to all these years and have missed out in my child's life. She is trying to collect payment for past years which I believe I shouldn't and expressed to her attorney that DCF was looking for her first husband. He stated that " she was only married to him for papers". I was shocked at how this is a light subject and I said that she defrauded the US, Home Land security and lied to me about my paternal rights. Now she wants 5 years of child support and directed himself to my attorney to speak about it later. So my question is... Is this possible, can anyone do this and them take away from my children that I have custody. She cleaned out my account lied to me, distroyed my credit as if she was me, stayed with all of my personal credential, has my passport and now the little I have left as a single dad of 2 wants RIGHTS as if she was a US citizen.
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    #19

    Jan 23, 2013, 09:46 AM
    This is too lengthy and convoluted to understand. You have the same rights as any other father - you need an Attorney to find out what those rights are and how to exercise them.

    This is nothing that you can handle yourself.
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    Jan 27, 2013, 08:38 AM
    If I want to report a merrage fraud do I need any evidence for the ICE to ninvestigate on it?

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