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Immigration Forum / USA Marriage Base / November 2005reported sham marriage
I reported the sham marriage of an ex-friend to the INS. She entered the US about three years ago with a tourist visa and never left. About six months ago she paid an American Citizen to marry her to try to stay in the US. She does not live with this man because she lives with her boyfriend. What is the process? What will they do to her? > I reported the sham marriage of an ex-friend to the INS. She entered > the US about three years ago with a tourist visa and never left. > About six months ago she paid an American Citizen to marry her to try > to stay in the US. She does not live with this man because she lives > with her boyfriend. What is the process? What will they do to her? Chop off her head and boil it in oil. > I reported the sham marriage of an ex-friend to the INS. She entered > the US about three years ago with a tourist visa and never left. > About six months ago she paid an American Citizen to marry her to try > to stay in the US. She does not live with this man because she lives > with her boyfriend. What is the process? What will they do to her? How exactly is this any business of yours? Did she turn tricks for you on the weekend and now refuses? Are you the guy she married and now you're pissed off that she's living with someone else? Grow up! Get a life! Take personal responsibility for your own actions! Ian > How exactly is this any business of yours? Did she turn tricks for you > on the weekend and now refuses? Are you the guy she married and now [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Ian I personally think it is the business of any American Citizen to report any illegal alien activity they know of. Afterall, illegal immigration causes a lot of problems in the US. > I personally think it is the business of any American Citizen to > report any illegal alien activity they know of. Afterall, illegal > immigration causes a lot of problems in the US. What problem has this person caused you? > What problem has this person caused you? Well, for one she is an illegal alien claiming the Earned Income Tax Credit which means she is stealing from our government. Doesn't matter - point here - she is illegal and doing something illegal. What harm does it cause me if someone is murdered in the street that I don't know? None. I'd report it, though. > Well, for one she is an illegal alien claiming the Earned Income Tax > Credit which means she is stealing from our government. Doesn't > matter - point here - she is illegal and doing something illegal. > > What harm does it cause me if someone is murdered in the street that I > don't know? None. I'd report it, though. You must be a very busy boy. > Well, for one she is an illegal alien claiming the Earned Income Tax > Credit which means she is stealing from our government. Doesn't > matter - point here - she is illegal and doing something illegal. > > What harm does it cause me if someone is murdered in the street that I > don't know? None. I'd report it, though. Ill bet your US ex-friend didnt declare his lump sum bribe payment on his tax forms either, gonna report him? > Ill bet your US ex-friend didnt declare his lump sum bribe payment on > his tax forms either, gonna report him? No, I didn't know the guy she married, nor do I have enough information to report him. I assume the INS will take care of him as well. Why does everyone get so sarcastic when a citizen reports illegal immigration activity. You guys jumped all over the person asking about coming to the US on the waiver and getting married - which was illegal. What gives? > No, I didn't know the guy she married, nor do I have enough > information to report him. I assume the INS will take care of him [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > What gives? He was an ex-friend on your original post.. now you dont know him! Coming to the US on a waiver and getting married isnt illegal by the way.. I think people were pissed at you due to your unhealthy interest in what happens to her - plus your screen name is Glee which sort of sums it up. > He was an ex-friend on your original post.. now you dont know him! > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > what happens to her - plus your screen name is Glee which sort of > sums it up. She was an ex-friend that married a he. I knew her, the ex-friend. I did not know him, the spouse. How do you know I have an unhealthy interest? I'm just hoping that my complaint receives a reaction that will stop illegal activity. My screen name if the fist letter of my first name and my last name. I don't see the problem with that? I did not want to disclose my whole name. BTW, I she did not turn tricks for me or whatever it was someone else suggested. I am female. > She was an ex-friend that married a he. I knew her, the ex-friend. I > did not know him, the spouse. How do you know I have an unhealthy [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > BTW, I she did not turn tricks for me or whatever it was someone else > suggested. I am female. maybe she would if you asked her? > BTW, I she did not turn tricks for me or whatever it was someone else > suggested. I am female. So, when she was your friend, her illegal activity wasn't an issue. What happened between the two of you? Did she steal your lover? > BTW, I she did not turn tricks for me or whatever it was someone else > suggested. I am female. That doesn't mean she couldn't turn tricks for you! I know a lot of women pimps... this is quite common in places other than the US. At any rate, I've captured your IP address and forwarded it to USCIS. They'll track you down via your ISP and you can give them all the gory details. Good luck to you. IP >>BTW, I she did not turn tricks for me or whatever it was someone else >>suggested. I am female. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > track you down via your ISP and you can give them all the gory details. > Good luck to you. I am wondering why the OP chose this forum. It isn't that difficult to find the phone number for the immigration law enforcement people. > I am wondering why the OP chose this forum. > It isn't that difficult to find the phone number for the immigration > law enforcement people. Because people, for all their righteous indignation, aren't fully ready to screw someone over. I, on the other hand, have absolutely no conscience whatsoever, so I don't have a problem giving them exactly what they want! IP >>Ill bet your US ex-friend didnt declare his lump sum bribe payment on >>his tax forms either, gonna report him? > > No, I didn't know the guy she married, nor do I have enough information > to report him. I assume the INS will take care of him as well. How do you know what you say is true? The issue is that you have two people that can be reported, AND you only talked about one of them. > Why does everyone get so sarcastic when a citizen reports illegal > immigration activity. You guys jumped all over the person asking about > coming to the US on the waiver and getting married - which was illegal. > > What gives? Making recommendations on what NOT to do to immigrate is NOT the same thing as reporting those who may have violated immigration law. If they are not terrorists or REAL criminals, I don't really see the need to go out of the way to report them. Additionally, if a USC is involved in the illegal activity, it seems logical that you would discuss reporting BOTH of them. That fact that you want to report this woman indicates personal involvemnent. So, what happened between the two of you? >>What problem has this person caused you? > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > What harm does it cause me if someone is murdered in the street that I > don't know? None. I'd report it, though. Well, do you also care if her USC husband gets into trouble? You indicated he was PAID to marry her so she could immigrate. You don't seem concerned about HIS illegal activity. > I reported the sham marriage of an ex-friend to the INS. She entered > the US about three years ago with a tourist visa and never left. > About six months ago she paid an American Citizen to marry her to try > to stay in the US. She does not live with this man because she lives > with her boyfriend. What is the process? What will they do to her? Hi glee, Just a suggestion, maybe you could call back whoever you called to report the activity, and ask them what the process is, and will happen to her? Best Wishes, Rene Time to add my 2 cents. This is actually the wrong newsgroup to talk about intentional sham marriages for immigration purposes. (Other then commenting that it is a really bad idea) This group is primarily about helping those, like myself, who are going through the legal process of bringing a fiancee or spouse into this country legally. I think it may be safe to say that most people would just as soon keep the political stuff out of here. Illegal Immigration is a major issue and is best dealt with in other USENET news groups. Please note that I have not voiced any opinion on what should be done regarding illegal immigration, nor will I knowingly do so here. (Unless someone is foolish enough to ask. <wink>) Thank you. We now return you to your regularly scheduled discussions regarding the USCIS, travels to far away lands and all around dealings with assorted governent agencies. -- Ned This is a perfect example of someone with too much time on her hands. Grow up, get a life and stop trying to ruin someone else's. |
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