please help me

urgent please help

  • my husbands name difference

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • what kind of problems

    Votes: 2 50.0%

  • use his name or work name

    Votes: 2 50.0%
  • Total voters
    4
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michelles9kids

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i am a us citiszen and married a mexican national. his name is completely different than the one he uses for work..wht do i do?? i want to file paperwork for him,,but am afraid to use his work name..do i just file uinder his real name???please very urgent...(also and pretend that he has never used a different name
 
did he come illegally? assuming he isn't under 245i, you basically can't do anything for him unless you want to live in mexico for ten years. the rules sucks, but there is nothing that come be done. you can file and then he has to leave for one year. but because he was probably out of status for more than one year, they will keep him out for ten years. now, if he came legally, you can put in for him.

as for the name, it better be the only thing bad against him. usually they look the other way, but they don't like it. and if they know and then ask him and he denies it, very bad. so put in the real name.
 
I'd add a fourth option to your poll that says "He's Screwed!"

Anyways, didn't you post once before with this same question? Wasn't it figured he pretty much took someone else's identity and is working under that? If so... Yeah, can't help you.
 
tons of people who use another id get green cards. but immigration doesn't like it and they want to know about it. if he is otherwise clean, it doesn't mean he has a problem. if he has a criminal record that is 50-50 and also did this and did that, he is in trouble.

he doesn't have to volunteer the info, but if asked, he better say it. his biggest problem is if he came here illegally.
 
why can't we help her? even if she can't apply, that is a help since she won't be doing forms and fees and doing this or that. and is posiible that if they do file, that immigration will in turn come looking for her husband and take him away. we could help her by telling her not to file.

and if indeed she can file, we could help by telling her the best way to do it and to ber careful of certain things.
 
IM85U said:
Because, like last time, she needs a lawyer, not anonymous web forum posts. And she needs to respond to the questions, which she didn't do last time either.
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If I remember correctly, I have already pointed the OP in the direction she needs to go, as did others here. Why is she posing the same question??
 
ms michelle. if you tells us how your husband came here it would gretaly help us help you.

if he came here illegally and not under 245i (not likely the case i would think), there is essentially nothing you can do unless you are willing to be in mexico for the next three/ten years.

if he came legally, go ahead and file. go to an attorney or local org and they will tell you the best way to file. and the name thing shouldn't (not saying it won't be) be an issue if he is otherwise clean.

you can also hope for immigration reform to pass. write to your senator and ask for them to change rules and at the very least allow your husband to come back after one year.
 
Just to clarify, nobody came under 245i. The 245i (is an amedment) apply for adjustment of status (means within the US) and does not apply to him since the person must had a petition filed in his behalf before April 2001, which is long gone plus there are other requirements as well.

She specified that he came here "illegaly", so the only way illegaly refers in this case, is that he came here without inspection, over the border, whatever.

The law is pretty clear. Even a person marries to a US citizen is not eligible because it was not inspected.

The process is to apply for him I-130 and then file for a waiver of extreme hardship. He anyway must leave the country. There are plenty information on the internet about waiver or in the best scenario contact professional help.

By the way, if a person wants to start with the right foot it's better start with the truth not with false information.
 
well, he could be under 245i if he under a work petition or under a petition from a sister or parent, he can still be in. it would be a new petition, but he could still apply. know a person who is now legal via that.

yes, the hardship is hard to get. do you have children? how much money do you make? are you like making 12k and really need a second income? will you need food stamps and other things just because your husband can't legally work? will you be homeless because of it too? getting hardship isn't easy and others have bene rejected. for this you must get an attorney and be willing to leave if you lose.

start with the truth. don't volunteer information unless you really have to. and if they ask, confess.
 
UUGH! Ok I will try to show restraint,

michelles9kids said:
please help me. i have been married to my husband for a year now. i want to get his papers for him, he came here illegally and is working under a different name.do i just give his real name and not metion the other?? what can happen?? can anyone help please i need to get this done. we also have a child together and he helps me with my other children...what will happen to his job or him for giving the info about his other name??
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http://boards.immigration.com/showthread.php?t=220863

Michelle this is the second time ( that i know of) you have tried to ask the same question. & As most have already pointed out here he doesn't have many options,
Immigration attorney is the best way to go ---oh and SOUTH. :(
Regardless of what name you use to file , he can use the name
Elmer Fuddandry or Peter Lemonjello and USCIS will respond the same, without being able to prove he entered Leggally he will be denied!

His first act on US soil was that of criminal defiance,by entering illegally and then he decides to use a different name for work (not getting into how he obtained his alias or what documentation he used for that second name, that alone stinks of fraud and ID theft.)Don't count on USCIS "looking the other way" He entered illegally & Intentionally defied and broke the law, proving to USCIS that he lacks moral judgement,& with his current actions he proves not to be of good moral character by USCIS standards.


Cherr1980 explained it and she is correct.
Cherr1980 said:
By the way, if a person wants to start with the right foot it's better start with the truth not with false information
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Be honest because USCIS will dig deep and will find out most of the truth, The best option is for you & him is for him to leave the country wait for approval of VISA and enter legally or he can stay & continue to commit federal and criminal offenses and you can support him, while he hides in the shadows.

I am sorry that this forum can't give you the answers you want to see, but reality is his actions and choice to enter illegally have really set him & You up for problems,
He will have to eventually face the music , unless he leaves and waits to enter legally,

As everyone has told michelles9kids.
Immigration Attorney!
 
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addie, please don't use such words. until this forum is just for legal immigrants, we must not talk like that. we shouldn't tell people where to get a fake social and things like that, but please hold down on your talk.
 
TheInquisitor said:
addie, please don't use such words. until this forum is just for legal immigrants, we must not talk like that. we shouldn't tell people where to get a fake social and things like that, but please hold down on your talk.
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I simply stated the obvious, told her the best choices and I am intitled to my opinion,
I have No respect for those who flaunt the fact that they intentionally Violate the laws , Steal from the public, Defraud innocent people then ask for favors & claim be granted special favors or special treatment. I also vehemntly despise those who advocate such acts. BELT UP! And don't tell me what not to say you flea!
 
then please leave. i don't think this forum is for people to come and say, "you are a criminal and a parasite." people can here for advice and help and shouldn't have dirtbags like you make then fell like crap. you are getting old and hope your lack of character and intergrity isn't part of your marraige.

so please leave or form your own forum.
 
TheInquisitor said:
then please leave. i don't think this forum is for people to come and say, "you are a criminal and a parasite." people can here for advice and help and shouldn't have dirtbags like you make then fell like crap. you are getting old and hope your lack of character and intergrity isn't part of your marraige.

so please leave or form your own forum.
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Again you are spewing ignorance & stupidity, I never personally told anyone they were a criminal, I simply stated that what her Husband did was illegal & pointed out the obvious he commited a Criminal Act of defiance which by the way she initially pointed out. Based on her situation she has very few otptions and several of us have already addressed her inquiries, I am not alone on this forum as one who apposes people entering the country illegally and using false ID to gain employment when the majority on this forum have done it the correct legal way. I never called anyone a parasite
although you seem to be living up to that. I have integrity to follow & obey the law. I have the character to stand up for what this nation represents and stand up for the rights that hard working LEGAL immigrants fight so hard to EARN. I have the character & Integrity to support legal activity, defend health care and other govt. benefits for Legal immigrants and citizens who need it & deserve it yet suffer because those who defraud this system take away from them and I support advocacy of legal immigration.

My marriage is based on honesty, integrity and love, and I stand by my wife as she goes through the process Legally, I respect the fact that she obeys all the laws of this country and Doesn't defraud the health care system, doesn't steal ID's or defraud public assistance programs doesn't steal Aid/support needed by legal immigrants & doesn't work or drive illegally. I respect & love her for that. I also willingly to work hard 60+ hours a week so she can wait until she is legally permitted to work. Our marriage is founded on, and upholds integrity.
Now you go slither away back into your shadow you spewing ninny.
 
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ingoringt he waste that addie really is. so i ask the group. how many here have heard of people using fake social, getting jobs with those, loans, tuition, and other things and know how that affected them in the interview? never done that, but just curious.
 
TheInquisitor said:
ingoringt he waste that addie really is. so i ask the group. how many here have heard of people using fake social, getting jobs with those, loans, tuition, and other things and know how that affected them in the interview? never done that, but just curious.
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Not only are you ignorant, you can't read! I never wrote anything about using fake Social, seems like you are all too familiar with that.
And what foolish criminal would admit to criminal fraud in a USCIS interview?
That does not justify the act, and only proves bad moral character.It is entering the country illegally that was he initial crime and should not be treated with leniancy, should be punished harshly. No special priviliages or exceptions. Again enough of your Spewing Belt up! Go back into your shadow, you dumb ignorant ninny.
 
i truly hope this is not an illustration of the sort of husband you really are. and i pray you won't be like this as a father. we don't need another generation like you. and again, please leave.

back to those that really have a brain. obviosuly, people aren't going to tell immigration they used false documents. but immigration tends to find out anyway. usually what happens? any personal experience? has anyone been deported just on that? and how should future individuals deal with this as they put in for adjustment? at the interview, they must confess if immigration asks them.


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this forum is going to have to decide its soul. nowhere does it say it is just for those who were never illegal. in the end, both illegals and legals will do the same forms and do simialr things. both will have a biometrics appointment. and the appointment will not be any different. yes, they are differences, but we are all the same in the end. and i don't think we need people calling people criminals left and right and push them away. or we should two forums.
 
This should settle it....

Federal Immigration and Nationality Act
Section 8 USC 1324(a)(1)(A)(iv)(b)(iii)

"Any person who . . . encourages or induces an alien to . . . reside . . . knowing or in reckless disregard of the fact that such . . . residence is . . . in violation of law, shall be punished as provided . . . for each alien in respect to whom such a violation occurs . . . fined under title 18 . . . imprisoned not more than 5 years, or both."

Section 274 felonies under the federal Immigration and Nationality Act, INA 274A(a)(1)(A):

A person (including a group of persons, business, organization, or local government) commits a federal felony when she or he:

* assists an alien s/he should reasonably know is illegally in the U.S. or who lacks employment authorization, by transporting, sheltering, or assisting him or her to obtain employment, or

* encourages that alien to remain in the U.S. by referring him or her to an employer or by acting as employer or agent for an employer in any way, or

* knowingly assists illegal aliens due to personal convictions.

Penalties upon conviction include criminal fines, imprisonment, and forfeiture of vehicles and real property used to commit the crime. Anyone employing or contracting with an illegal alien without verifying his or her work authorization status is guilty of a misdemeanor. Aliens and employers violating immigration laws are subject to arrest, detention, and seizure of their vehicles or property. In addition, individuals or entities who engage in racketeering enterprises that commit (or conspire to commit) immigration-related felonies are subject to private civil suits for treble damages and injunctive relief.
 
TheInquisitor said:
i truly hope this is not an illustration of the sort of husband you really are. and i pray you won't be like this as a father. we don't need another generation like you. and again, please leave.
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What we don't need is more criminals and advocates of criminal activity, so of course I will teach my daughter not to accept criminal acitivity as being ok and excusable, What USA doesn't need is more criminals who illegally ENTER the country then expect priviliages, benefits or special treatment. Now back to your hole little ninny!
 
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