Is green card marriage fraud common?

[Anonymous]

If you marry an American in America immediately after your 90 day tourist visit, ie in Day 91, and then file for a spousal green card you will be fine.

USCIS won’t bat an eye.

And yes, a Virginia based immigration attorney told us this when our K1 fiancé visa was taking 12+ months instead of 6 mos like their website continually said. He said it’s very common.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes, my cousin married a man from abroad. They got married back in his country, she became pregnant and gave birth here and brought him over a couple weeks later. 2ish months later at 12am, he put all his stuff in a black trash bag and left and never came back. It's been almost 8yrs.

Yikes

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Anonymous wrote:I have a gay male uncle who has done it for two different friends of his, from Canada of all places.

Damn! Two already? He is cranking them out.

He's in his late 70s. Married one late 20s and the second late 40s. No, none of us really get it but it seemed mutually beneficial. There was probably money involved, they're very accomplished women.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes, my cousin married a man from abroad. They got married back in his country, she became pregnant and gave birth here and brought him over a couple weeks later. 2ish months later at 12am, he put all his stuff in a black trash bag and left and never came back. It's been almost 8yrs.

And to add, she fell into a deep depression after and was diagnosed with bipolar 2 as a single mom.

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Anonymous wrote:I was talking to a friend and he mentioned that he’s been propositioned several times for a sham marriage to perpetrate green card fraud (was brought up because I’m dating someone here on a visa and things are starting to get serious). He said it’s actually very common in many communities to do this where someone gets legally married and fakes their relationship history, and it’s often difficult for USCIS to prove.

It kind of blew my mind that people will risk imprisonment and go through the hassle of marrying someone you don’t love just to make $10-20k. Why doesn’t this get talked about more?

All the time

One other fraud is as soon as they get into US they have anchor babies.

It is completely out of control

The anchor babies are taking your jobs MAGAts. That neurosurgery residence was almost yours, but those damn anchor babies took it from ya. So damn sad!!!

So glad you lost the election. 4 more years baby.

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Anonymous wrote:I was talking to a friend and he mentioned that he’s been propositioned several times for a sham marriage to perpetrate green card fraud (was brought up because I’m dating someone here on a visa and things are starting to get serious). He said it’s actually very common in many communities to do this where someone gets legally married and fakes their relationship history, and it’s often difficult for USCIS to prove.

It kind of blew my mind that people will risk imprisonment and go through the hassle of marrying someone you don’t love just to make $10-20k. Why doesn’t this get talked about more?

All the time

One other fraud is as soon as they get into US they have anchor babies.

It is completely out of control

The anchor babies are taking your jobs MAGAts. That neurosurgery residence was almost yours, but those damn anchor babies took it from ya. So damn sad!!!

So glad you lost the election. 4 more years baby.

Careful. Anchor babies are coming to get you!!!!!!! Run!!!!!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I was talking to a friend and he mentioned that he’s been propositioned several times for a sham marriage to perpetrate green card fraud (was brought up because I’m dating someone here on a visa and things are starting to get serious). He said it’s actually very common in many communities to do this where someone gets legally married and fakes their relationship history, and it’s often difficult for USCIS to prove.

It kind of blew my mind that people will risk imprisonment and go through the hassle of marrying someone you don’t love just to make $10-20k. Why doesn’t this get talked about more?

All the time

One other fraud is as soon as they get into US they have anchor babies.

It is completely out of control

The anchor babies are taking your jobs MAGAts. That neurosurgery residence was almost yours, but those damn anchor babies took it from ya. So damn sad!!!

So glad you lost the election. 4 more years baby.

Careful. Anchor babies are coming to get you!!!!!!! Run!!!!!

Exactly. The illegals and anchor babies are racking up the hit & run collisions here in Georgia Ave in silver spring. So dangerous.

And now we have abandoned vehicles as they all literally run out of the vehicle after ramming someone and never come back.

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Anonymous wrote:I was talking to a friend and he mentioned that he’s been propositioned several times for a sham marriage to perpetrate green card fraud (was brought up because I’m dating someone here on a visa and things are starting to get serious). He said it’s actually very common in many communities to do this where someone gets legally married and fakes their relationship history, and it’s often difficult for USCIS to prove.

It kind of blew my mind that people will risk imprisonment and go through the hassle of marrying someone you don’t love just to make $10-20k. Why doesn’t this get talked about more?

All the time

One other fraud is as soon as they get into US they have anchor babies.

It is completely out of control

The anchor babies are taking your jobs MAGAts. That neurosurgery residence was almost yours, but those damn anchor babies took it from ya. So damn sad!!!

So glad you lost the election. 4 more years baby.

Careful. Anchor babies are coming to get you!!!!!!! Run!!!!!

Exactly. The illegals and anchor babies are racking up the hit & run collisions here in Georgia Ave in silver spring. So dangerous.

And now we have abandoned vehicles as they all literally run out of the vehicle after ramming someone and never come back.

you are too much!!!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I was talking to a friend and he mentioned that he’s been propositioned several times for a sham marriage to perpetrate green card fraud (was brought up because I’m dating someone here on a visa and things are starting to get serious). He said it’s actually very common in many communities to do this where someone gets legally married and fakes their relationship history, and it’s often difficult for USCIS to prove.

It kind of blew my mind that people will risk imprisonment and go through the hassle of marrying someone you don’t love just to make $10-20k. Why doesn’t this get talked about more?

All the time

One other fraud is as soon as they get into US they have anchor babies.

It is completely out of control

The anchor babies are taking your jobs MAGAts. That neurosurgery residence was almost yours, but those damn anchor babies took it from ya. So damn sad!!!

So glad you lost the election. 4 more years baby.

Careful. Anchor babies are coming to get you!!!!!!! Run!!!!!

Exactly. The illegals and anchor babies are racking up the hit & run collisions here in Georgia Ave in silver spring. So dangerous.

And now we have abandoned vehicles as they all literally run out of the vehicle after ramming someone and never come back.

Duh.

They’re here illegally, have fraudulent IDs, work cash pay subcontractor jobs, don’t register nor insure their cars or trucks, and come from a lawless country where you can’t prove who was driving if y’all race out and lie when asked.

Hit and run and run culture.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I was talking to a friend and he mentioned that he’s been propositioned several times for a sham marriage to perpetrate green card fraud (was brought up because I’m dating someone here on a visa and things are starting to get serious). He said it’s actually very common in many communities to do this where someone gets legally married and fakes their relationship history, and it’s often difficult for USCIS to prove.

It kind of blew my mind that people will risk imprisonment and go through the hassle of marrying someone you don’t love just to make $10-20k. Why doesn’t this get talked about more?

All the time

One other fraud is as soon as they get into US they have anchor babies.

It is completely out of control

The anchor babies are taking your jobs MAGAts. That neurosurgery residence was almost yours, but those damn anchor babies took it from ya. So damn sad!!!

So glad you lost the election. 4 more years baby.

Careful. Anchor babies are coming to get you!!!!!!! Run!!!!!

Exactly. The illegals and anchor babies are racking up the hit & run collisions here in Georgia Ave in silver spring. So dangerous.

And now we have abandoned vehicles as they all literally run out of the vehicle after ramming someone and never come back.

Duh.

They’re here illegally, have fraudulent IDs, work cash pay subcontractor jobs, don’t register nor insure their cars or trucks, and come from a lawless country where you can’t prove who was driving if y’all race out and lie when asked.

Hit and run and run culture.

Like clockwork, MAGAts come out to bash "illegals" when it's completely irrelevant to the topic at hand.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I was talking to a friend and he mentioned that he’s been propositioned several times for a sham marriage to perpetrate green card fraud (was brought up because I’m dating someone here on a visa and things are starting to get serious). He said it’s actually very common in many communities to do this where someone gets legally married and fakes their relationship history, and it’s often difficult for USCIS to prove.

It kind of blew my mind that people will risk imprisonment and go through the hassle of marrying someone you don’t love just to make $10-20k. Why doesn’t this get talked about more?

Yes. Common

Easiest way to stay in the country indefinitely if you are undocumented or overstay your visa: marry any willing American citizen.

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Anonymous wrote:I was talking to a friend and he mentioned that he’s been propositioned several times for a sham marriage to perpetrate green card fraud (was brought up because I’m dating someone here on a visa and things are starting to get serious). He said it’s actually very common in many communities to do this where someone gets legally married and fakes their relationship history, and it’s often difficult for USCIS to prove.

It kind of blew my mind that people will risk imprisonment and go through the hassle of marrying someone you don’t love just to make $10-20k. Why doesn’t this get talked about more?

All the time

One other fraud is as soon as they get into US they have anchor babies.

It is completely out of control

The anchor babies are taking your jobs MAGAts. That neurosurgery residence was almost yours, but those damn anchor babies took it from ya. So damn sad!!!

So glad you lost the election. 4 more years baby.

Careful. Anchor babies are coming to get you!!!!!!! Run!!!!!

Exactly. The illegals and anchor babies are racking up the hit & run collisions here in Georgia Ave in silver spring. So dangerous.

And now we have abandoned vehicles as they all literally run out of the vehicle after ramming someone and never come back.

Duh.

They’re here illegally, have fraudulent IDs, work cash pay subcontractor jobs, don’t register nor insure their cars or trucks, and come from a lawless country where you can’t prove who was driving if y’all race out and lie when asked.

Hit and run and run culture.

Like clockwork, MAGAts come out to bash "illegals" when it's completely irrelevant to the topic at hand.

I love silver spring culture by the beltway. Stay safe and away from river road!

[Anonymous]

I don’t understand why people think this wouldn’t be common. The incentives are easy to understand.

American citizen wants to help out a friend/family member or just wants to get paid tens of thousands of $, sometimes more. The chance of getting caught for this crime is pretty low.

Foreigner desperately wants to get out of their country and is willing to do anything to come here.

The paperwork and hassle is really not that bad vs what you get for it. Yes it’s a felony but people make the cost/benefit analysis that it’s worth doing.

There are a lot of losers in the US who have nothing to lose, no assets to risk in a divorce, and would jump at the opportunity for a big payday that doesn’t require much work.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don’t understand why people think this wouldn’t be common. The incentives are easy to understand.

American citizen wants to help out a friend/family member or just wants to get paid tens of thousands of $, sometimes more. The chance of getting caught for this crime is pretty low.

Foreigner desperately wants to get out of their country and is willing to do anything to come here.

The paperwork and hassle is really not that bad vs what you get for it. Yes it’s a felony but people make the cost/benefit analysis that it’s worth doing.

There are a lot of losers in the US who have nothing to lose, no assets to risk in a divorce, and would jump at the opportunity for a big payday that doesn’t require much work.

How many do you know personally that did this and got away with it?

[Anonymous]

yes, yes it is, I have a very small circle and I know of 3 people who did this.