FYI: Marriage fraud indictment
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Prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law!
Sounds harsh but.....people like this (the ones referenced in the article) are making it hard for us who have legitimate marriages!!!!!
Because they are trying to cheat the system...those who are really married have to pay the price. Look at how nervous all of us are about "proving" our real marriages at our interviews.....well it is because of people like this. We all have to go in there on the defensive because of them. Sorry for the rant...
Sounds harsh but.....people like this (the ones referenced in the article) are making it hard for us who have legitimate marriages!!!!!
Because they are trying to cheat the system...those who are really married have to pay the price. Look at how nervous all of us are about "proving" our real marriages at our interviews.....well it is because of people like this. We all have to go in there on the defensive because of them. Sorry for the rant...
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A little more here...
http://uscis.gov/graphics/publicaffairs/USCISToday_Dec_05.pdf
Look under "Fighting Fraud and Strengthening Security" section
http://uscis.gov/graphics/publicaffairs/USCISToday_Dec_05.pdf
Look under "Fighting Fraud and Strengthening Security" section
im2003,
In several ocassions (like a month ago I think probably Jane Green and Ari4u can remember) there were people who posted here looking for a USC to marry just to get a GC. Of course in those ocassions I just replied "I think you are in the wrong forum". But that don't change my point of view that things like that make a hard time to the ones who are married truthfully (like us as you explained). Why you think they put the 2 years conditional?
In several ocassions (like a month ago I think probably Jane Green and Ari4u can remember) there were people who posted here looking for a USC to marry just to get a GC. Of course in those ocassions I just replied "I think you are in the wrong forum". But that don't change my point of view that things like that make a hard time to the ones who are married truthfully (like us as you explained). Why you think they put the 2 years conditional?
we all are hanging in there. BTW Jane Green, welcome back long time not here from you, how your papers are doing?Jane Green
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cherr1980 said:
Hi, Sherr! Thanks.
My papers in TSC and I am still waiting for the interview letter.
The CIS didn’t update processing dates in November for local DO
I keep checking that page every day.
I agree with all of you. Those fraud cases must be prosecuted with the fullest extent of the law.
Sometimes i find it extenuating this long wait for the interview. An awkward feeling lately arising, is that our marriage is not only about the two of us, but also about USCIS, whose weight is felt in everything we do, for we are often uncounscioly thinking about keeping papers, bills, mails, pictures for the interview. I am trying now to forget about that, because I think this immigration thing had obsessed me lately.
We must not let this issue make us get obsessed...
I was recommended to forget about it at least until the interview, and then get prepaired with my wife with FAQs, since we heard of a case of a true marriage having problems in the interview because one of the answers about birhdays presents did not match. The husband had forgoten an item, which the wife remembered well. After the interview failed (they were told they would undergo further investigations) husband and wife had serious troubles.
She was really mad at him!!
Of course they will succeed in all the further investigations. But... this long immigration issue is kind of preventing us from fully enjoying our first year of marriage.
Back to the point of discussion: all this long exhausting waiting time is -to a large extent, I guess- due to the big amount of sham marriages happening right now.
Sometimes i find it extenuating this long wait for the interview. An awkward feeling lately arising, is that our marriage is not only about the two of us, but also about USCIS, whose weight is felt in everything we do, for we are often uncounscioly thinking about keeping papers, bills, mails, pictures for the interview. I am trying now to forget about that, because I think this immigration thing had obsessed me lately.
We must not let this issue make us get obsessed...
I was recommended to forget about it at least until the interview, and then get prepaired with my wife with FAQs, since we heard of a case of a true marriage having problems in the interview because one of the answers about birhdays presents did not match. The husband had forgoten an item, which the wife remembered well. After the interview failed (they were told they would undergo further investigations) husband and wife had serious troubles.
She was really mad at him!!
Of course they will succeed in all the further investigations. But... this long immigration issue is kind of preventing us from fully enjoying our first year of marriage.
Back to the point of discussion: all this long exhausting waiting time is -to a large extent, I guess- due to the big amount of sham marriages happening right now.
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