VOICE OF AMERICAN IMMIGRATION FRAUD VICTIMS Fighting For Truth & Justice |
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Please do not use this website as a substitute for legal advice. We are offering our opinions and the facts as we see them. Please check with an attorney in your area on how this information affects your individual situation. 1) What exactly is marriage immigration fraud? 2) What are some of the more common signs that I may be a victim of immigration fraud? 3) How can something like this happen? Isn't marital fraud illegal? 4) I am a victim! What should I do now? 5) I thought VAWA was a domestic law to help abused women. How does it apply to immigration? 6) Do you have any tips for writing letters to different government officials and agencies? Always cover yourself, and have documentation and copies of all correspondence regarding your situation. Here are some suggestions: a. Always send a letter via registered and certified mail (USPS). b. Pick up a Return Receipt label in advance from the post office. Include the tracking number in the subject line of your letter. c. Make a copy of that letter that you signed and have both notarized prior to mailing it. Keep this copy in a safe place, such as a safety deposit box or at a friends house. d. Keep the USPS tracking receipt with the copy of your letter. Once you receive delivery confirmation on the USPS website, take a screen shot of it and print it. This is in case you do not receive the official USPS receipt back. e. Include copies of your evidence. f. Watch the tone of your letter, and avoid rhetoric. Avoid sounding angry. Stick to the facts. Present your evidence. Do not demean your spouse. You want to be firm without sounding like you are out of control. Be specific in your request, without being demanding. Appeal to their emotions. This is especially important in regards to communication to the USCIS. 7) I'm afraid that my spouse may take our child out of the country. What can I do? |
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