Consequences of Marriage Fraud
This article explains the consequences of marriage fraud. Sham marriage consequences are severe, and this is why it is never prudent to engage in marriage fraud
This article explains the consequences of marriage fraud. Sham marriage consequences are severe, and this is why it is never prudent to engage in marriage fraud
Matter of Rehman: the Board considered how delayed birth certificates may be considered in the context of an immigrant visa petitioner for a sibling beneficiary.
The AAO held in a published decision that submitting fraudulent documents for a fictitious marriage does not necessarily trigger the 204(c) marriage fraud bar
Matter of Laureano: as per BIA, a bona fide marriage versus a sham marriage, is where the parties intended to establish a life together at the time of marriage.
Matter of Soriano: the BIA followed Matter of Laureano in holding a heavy burden of proof exists for petitioners where past marriage petition was a sham marriage
In Matter of Song, the BIA held that a K1 adjustment applicant must submit an affidavit of support from the petitioner even if he/she divorced the petitioner.
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