How do I document my fraudulentmarriage for reporting purposes to theUSCIS?
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How do I document my fraudulentmarriage for reporting purposes to theUSCIS?
I married a Mexican citizen 7 years ago. That same year my husband found another woman and began an affair. I had rented a house in Mexico that he lived in and I would visit once a month. After he obtained his visa 2 years ago and he returned to the US but became very distant. About9 months ago he informed me that he was in love with this woman in Mexico and he had never loved me. A few weeks later I began to file for divorce. He avoided the divorce proceedings and I ended up filing for default and obtaining my divorce this month. How do I contact USCIS to inform them of this fraud?
Asked on January 19, 2012 under Immigration Law, Arizona
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SB, Member, California / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 12 years ago | Contributor
Contact your local office, by going on the website, www.uscis.gov and make an INFOPASS appointment. Then, once you are at USCIS, ask to speak with an officer and explain the situation to them. You should have some evidence, maybe emails, letters, etc. and his information like his A#, etc.
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