marriage fraud
Dec 12th 2002, 2:53 am
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marriage fraud
My mother is 74 and has married a 40 year old Canadian (whom she met
on the internet) for the purpose of obtaining his US citizenship. It
is my understanding that they must "co-mingle" everything for the next
two years. She has many assets and he has none. Would this fall into
the category of "marriage fraud"?
on the internet) for the purpose of obtaining his US citizenship. It
is my understanding that they must "co-mingle" everything for the next
two years. She has many assets and he has none. Would this fall into
the category of "marriage fraud"?
Dec 12th 2002, 3:23 am
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Re: marriage fraud
>Subject: marriage fraud
>From: [email protected] (robsrn)
>Date: 12/11/02 10:53 PM Eastern Standard Time
>Message-id:
>My mother is 74 and has married a 40 year old Canadian (whom she met
>on the internet) for the purpose of obtaining his US citizenship. It
>is my understanding that they must "co-mingle" everything for the next
>two years. She has many assets and he has none. Would this fall into
>the category of "marriage fraud"?
Most definitely. Do you think that the INS will believe it even for a moment?
They look at things like age difference you know...she can get in hot water too
>From: [email protected] (robsrn)
>Date: 12/11/02 10:53 PM Eastern Standard Time
>Message-id:
>My mother is 74 and has married a 40 year old Canadian (whom she met
>on the internet) for the purpose of obtaining his US citizenship. It
>is my understanding that they must "co-mingle" everything for the next
>two years. She has many assets and he has none. Would this fall into
>the category of "marriage fraud"?
Most definitely. Do you think that the INS will believe it even for a moment?
They look at things like age difference you know...she can get in hot water too
Dec 12th 2002, 8:06 pm
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Re: marriage fraud
[email protected] (robsrn) wrote in message news:...
> She has many assets and he has none. Would this fall into
> the category of "marriage fraud"?
Yes - also would come under heading of "total stupidity" on her part
> She has many assets and he has none. Would this fall into
> the category of "marriage fraud"?
Yes - also would come under heading of "total stupidity" on her part
Dec 13th 2002, 10:07 pm
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Re: marriage fraud
Yuri
I am surprised the the Consulate will not issue a visa to your wife (assuming
that's the case).
Indians on H1 get married by looking at a picture (sorry folks
I have seen it). COnsulate seems to be OK in Chenai issuing
them visas even without an interview.
[email protected] (Kylie) wrote in message news:...
> [email protected] (robsrn) wrote in message news:...
> > She has many assets and he has none. Would this fall into
> > the category of "marriage fraud"?
>
> Yes - also would come under heading of "total stupidity" on her part
I am surprised the the Consulate will not issue a visa to your wife (assuming
that's the case).
Indians on H1 get married by looking at a picture (sorry folks
I have seen it). COnsulate seems to be OK in Chenai issuing
them visas even without an interview.
[email protected] (Kylie) wrote in message news:...
> [email protected] (robsrn) wrote in message news:...
> > She has many assets and he has none. Would this fall into
> > the category of "marriage fraud"?
>
> Yes - also would come under heading of "total stupidity" on her part
Dec 15th 2002, 8:42 pm
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Re: marriage fraud
Yup. Plus the fact that you announced it on here.
"robsrn" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> My mother is 74 and has married a 40 year old Canadian (whom she met
> on the internet) for the purpose of obtaining his US citizenship. It
> is my understanding that they must "co-mingle" everything for the next
> two years. She has many assets and he has none. Would this fall into
> the category of "marriage fraud"?
"robsrn" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> My mother is 74 and has married a 40 year old Canadian (whom she met
> on the internet) for the purpose of obtaining his US citizenship. It
> is my understanding that they must "co-mingle" everything for the next
> two years. She has many assets and he has none. Would this fall into
> the category of "marriage fraud"?
