Swints:

And what makes you think the guy is not with the actual marriage certificate which he presented to the US embassy before he was issued the visa

And the op probably gave an edited version of what went down btw her and the estranged husband. Story is not necessarily fake.

I think everywhere in the world, you file an intent to marry before you actually marry, which is the piece of paper shown in the op.

tpiar:


are you the op?

I suspected same.

Addicted2Women:
You're the scam i see here.
I've spent all my life in the USA
I'm from Tompkins county in Ithaca New York.
Number 1 : The US embassy carry out a very intense background check on anyone who wants to come to the Us, After the 911, all the borders were tightened up.
You want to tell me the US government can't differentiate between a genuine and fake marriage certificate ??

Number 2 : Don't you know a citizenship can be revoked if the marriage is fraudulent ??
Once his social security number is ran in the system, they will see everything.

Number 3 : Tell us his name & he will be deported next month.

Number 4 : Please, This is a plot to shame Nigerians.
Let she tell us the name of the alleged husband if this is true.
I practice law in two state, New York and Pennsylvania and I'm a Nigerian.
Please, try this elsewhere

Where did you get married ??
In Ikoyi magistrate court ??
Or in a restaurant ??

Please, Nigerians, don't fall for this scam claiming to be an American

Thank You Mr. Op has scamm written all over her post . you will see desperate Nigerians falling for it and she will scam them by collecting money for visa

Miami11:

People lie everyday and some get visa without much detection

He might have slipped through with fake documents, that's not unusual

Maybe, you're talking about Ghanian visa, not American visa

Swints:

And what makes you think the guy is not with the actual marriage certificate which he presented to the US embassy before he was issued the visa

And the op probably gave an edited version of what went down btw her and the estranged husband. Story is not necessarily fake.

You can't buy biscuits with that fake ass newspaper not to talk of getting a US visa with it

Addicted2Women:


Maybe, you're talking about Ghanian visa, not American visa

Lool, Oga Addicted, calm down o....you are taking this too personal, I can sense your vex from here

penfold:


Lool, Oga Addicted, calm down o....you are taking this too personal, I can sense your vex from here

Americans don't like humiliation.
Osama Bin laden humiliated them on September 11th 2001 by bombing the twin tower and they don't wanna see that happen again.

And you will tell me someone presented a fake ass marriage certificate and they gave him a visa.

Addicted2Women:
You're the scam i see here.
I've spent all my life in the USA
I'm from Tompkins county in Ithaca New York.
Number 1 : The US embassy carry out a very intense background check on anyone who wants to come to the Us, After the 911, all the borders were tightened up.
You want to tell me the US government can't differentiate between a genuine and fake marriage certificate ??

Number 2 : Don't you know a citizenship can be revoked if the marriage is fraudulent ??
Once his social security number is ran in the system, they will see everything.

Number 3 : Tell us his name & he will be deported next month.

Number 4 : Please, This is a plot to shame Nigerians.
Let she tell us the name of the alleged husband if this is true.
I practice law in two state, New York and Pennsylvania and I'm a Nigerian.
Please, try this elsewhere

Where did you get married ??
In Ikoyi magistrate court ??
Or in a restaurant ??

Please, Nigerians, don't fall for this scam claiming to be an American

Thanks for your insight...., can you take me to america..lol

Hmmmm..... who is even the real fake now!, is it the man that presented oluwole marriage certificate to u without registrar stamp or signature or u that claimed not to be a Nigerian and yet has Lajibade as ur name on here ?

sonnie10:


You are 100% correct. As a matter of fact, immigration visa based on marriage is on conditional statues. Meaning you must remain married for the period of condition or you risk deportation. About 3 years period.

False info.

GeoOla25:


Thanks for your insight...., can you take me to america..lol

Lol.
Ain't you a male ??
I fear for my nyash

there is absolutely no reason why anyone would need to obtain a fake marriage certificate or whatever unless the person is a terrorist being assisted to do so.


Getting a valid certificate is not hard, likewise if you are going to the trouble of applying for entry based on marriage, there is no point looking for a fake certificate when its the same amount of trouble you go to get a real one. Doing a real one is actually easier than obtaining a fake.



and, getting the fake certificate past US immigration protocols, would definitely have to be a job involving more than two people.

sonnie10:


Also they will never send your green to a different address other than the one used when you filed.

Another false info.

Addicted2Women:


Maybe, you're talking about Ghanian visa, not American visa

2013-2015 is two years. How did the person remove the condition on his visa without the spouse consent?

Rff

EgunMogaji:


Another false info.

can you prove it's fake?

EgunMogaji:


Another false info.

Why did you say so?

Addicted2Women:


Americans don't like humiliation.
Osama Bin laden humiliated them on September 11th 2001 by bombing the twin tower and they don't wanna see that happen again.

And you will tell me someone presented a fake ass marriage certificate and they gave him a visa.

I quite agree with you that the story, as narrated here, cannot be the whole truth. Be that as it may, it's not difficult to bring such a person to book na.
According to her, he has a Job,he has SSN, and he is legal. In fact, within 2 days of her lodging a formal complaint, I'm sure he will be picked up. And if she's American as she claimed, she will know this.
That is even if we choose to ignore the improbability of a spousal visa being issued on the strength of a marriage license o!!!

LAjibade:
Hello everyone. I have a question and was hoping you could shed me some light in a matter. I am in America. I went to Nigeria in 2011 and married my husband. I petition for him in 2012 and he arrived to America in 2013. Three months later he left. He is here in America, just not with me. He just left once he received his social security number, his permanent visa and a job in two months of being here. I haven't heard from him nor seen him again. I been wondering for a long time if my marriage to him is valid. In the marriage license it says it expired in 2013. I don't understand that.

Was our marriage set up or arranged to be temporary? I don't really understand Nigerian law or customs concerning marriage. (I am not Nigerian) I know my husband was rushing me to get him here before that expiration date. I am very confused. I also went to the office of public records here in America and they couldn't find any marital records of me and my husband, nothing. On the back of my marriage license issued in Nigeria, there is a website of marriage records, I entered my name and his name and didn't find anything. It just says no records found. Am I married to him or was it all fake? Can you please help me find out? I'd appreciate it. Even if it was all a scam, I still have Nigeria in my heart and will never have anything against Nigeria and Nigerians. Just my husband. Thank you in advance.

Most likely.. He was on a mission... Your best bet is to contact USCIS.

Addicted2Women:
You're the scam i see here.
I've spent all my life in the USA
I'm from Tompkins county in Ithaca New York.
Number 1 : The US embassy carry out a very intense background check on anyone who wants to come to the Us, After the 911, all the borders were tightened up.
You want to tell me the US government can't differentiate between a genuine and fake marriage certificate ??

Number 2 : Don't you know a citizenship can be revoked if the marriage is fraudulent ??
Once his social security number is ran in the system, they will see everything.

Number 3 : Tell us his name & he will be deported next month.

Number 4 : Please, This is a plot to shame Nigerians.
Let she tell us the name of the alleged husband if this is true.
I practice law in two states, New York and Pennsylvania and I'm a Nigerian.
Please, try this elsewhere

Where did you get married ??
In Ikoyi magistrate court ??
Or in an ewedu restaurant
??

Please, Nigerians, don't fall for this scam claiming to be an American

Sorry if I'm crucifying you o. But for someone who claims to have lived all his life in the US and a legal practitioner, your English sounds so very Nigerian like you just left Nigeria. I can tolerate some errors above as typos but "Let she tell us the name".... This right here is murder.

tpiar:


can you prove it's fake?

I don't have to prove shyte to you. It's your job to go and learn the truth.

USCIS.gov

Wait, I want to believe you came down for the wedding. They must have handed the certificate to you after pictures and all.. what did the certificate they gave you look like? If it was done in some local Govt area then it may be different from Ikosi Registry but not to the extent of having a expiry date on it... Naija sha! All things are possible here

Wait, I want to believe you came down for the wedding. They must have handed the certificate to you after pictures and all.. what did the certificate they gave you look like? If it was done in some local Govt area then it may be different from Ikoyi Registry but not to the extent of having a expiry date on it... Naija sha! All things are possible here

sonnie10:


2013-2015 is two years. How did the person remove the condition on his visa without the spouse consent?

Mehn
You don't know shiit.
Remove what condition on what visa ??
You don't know anything about american visa.
Once he gets the visa and migrates here, he only needs 2 weeks to receive his SSN and Permanent residence.
What do you need the visa for ??
There is no goddam condition removal.

airsaylongcon:


Sorry if I'm crucifying you o. But for someone who claims to have lived all his life in the US and a legal practitioner, your English sounds so very Nigerian like you just left Nigeria. I can tolerate some errors above as typos but "Let she tell us the name".... This right here is murder.

Can you please correct the grammatical blunders

LAjibade:
Hello everyone. I have a question and was hoping you could shed me some light in a matter. I am in America. I went to Nigeria in 2011 and married my husband. I petition for him in 2012 and he arrived to America in 2013. Three months later he left. He is here in America, just not with me. He just left once he received his social security number, his permanent visa and a job in two months of being here. I haven't heard from him nor seen him again. I been wondering for a long time if my marriage to him is valid. In the marriage license it says it expired in 2013. I don't understand that.

Was our marriage set up or arranged to be temporary? I don't really understand Nigerian law or customs concerning marriage. (I am not Nigerian) I know my husband was rushing me to get him here before that expiration date. I am very confused. I also went to the office of public records here in America and they couldn't find any marital records of me and my husband, nothing. On the back of my marriage license issued in Nigeria, there is a website of marriage records, I entered my name and his name and didn't find anything. It just says no records found. Am I married to him or was it all fake? Can you please help me find out? I'd appreciate it. Even if it was all a scam, I still have Nigeria in my heart and will never have anything against Nigeria and Nigerians. Just my husband. Thank you in advance.

Yes, you were married to him during the embassy process. USEL is knowledgable about Nigerians and fraudulent paperwork. I read an interview (on another immigration site) where an USEL official alleged that they assume that any document presented to me is automatically a fraud until proven otherwise.

At some point during the NVC stage you must have presented the original marriage certificate else your approved petition wouldn't have been sent to Lagos. Even if they asked that your Husband present the original one during the interview due to timing, he would still have had to show the original certificate to them. USE are known to focus on dates of expirations. Heck they won't even apply visa to your passport if the passport expires within 6 months.

After the interview they would have given your Husband back a stack of some, not all, of the documents that you submitted with the petition. I wager that your Husband has your original wedding certificate (if you really need to see an example of mine I can go drag it out from the safe).

Your Husband entered the US with a visa that expired at the POE and he would have been given a temporary one year residence stamp. This is why he was able to work inside of two months BUT after he got his SSN. He left after he got his 2 years residence card (to a visa) which is common to fraudsters.

Personally I think you are lucky that he vacated willingly and didn't harm you criminally and financial. Some of this nefarious characters will fake domestic violence. If they successfully go though a DV petition then they get all sorts of free government support and in most cases a fast track to citizenship in order to escape a violent spouse.

Your Husband is gone.

Go and file for divorce (I'm certain that you're married legally regardless of what some unseasoned Nigerian website says), serve him in absentia, notify USCIS (go to there website for full contact info) let then know that he left you within two months (remember that this is not instill a crime and he won't be picked up at all and they will simply wait till he's pulled over by LEO or he applies for another immigration benefit. Also provide information to USEL so they can have it on records. Personally I would walk in the evidence to the local USCIS office and ask to speak to an Officer so that you can hand the info over directly.

You're not a fraud and not alone, this happens all the time. Some folks don't even make it home together from the airport. Also remember that you are responsible for him for the next 10 years or thereabouts unless he becomes a citizen in case he receives any government assistance. Remember form I-864 that you fill out? http://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/files/form/i-864.pdf

Good luck.

PS:

..report such activity directly to the Department of Homeland Security, Immigration and Customs Enforcement. You can contact ICE via email at Immigration.Reply@dhs.gov or you can telephone ICE at 1-866-347-2423.

LAjibade:
Hello everyone. I have a question and was hoping you could shed me some light in a matter. I am in America. I went to Nigeria in 2011 and married my husband. I petition for him in 2012 and he arrived to America in 2013. Three months later he left. He is here in America, just not with me. He just left once he received his social security number, his permanent visa and a job in two months of being here. I haven't heard from him nor seen him again. I been wondering for a long time if my marriage to him is valid. In the marriage license it says it expired in 2013. I don't understand that.

Was our marriage set up or arranged to be temporary? I don't really understand Nigerian law or customs concerning marriage. (I am not Nigerian) I know my husband was rushing me to get him here before that expiration date. I am very confused. I also went to the office of public records here in America and they couldn't find any marital records of me and my husband, nothing. On the back of my marriage license issued in Nigeria, there is a website of marriage records, I entered my name and his name and didn't find anything. It just says no records found. Am I married to him or was it all fake? Can you please help me find out? I'd appreciate it. Even if it was all a scam, I still have Nigeria in my heart and will never have anything against Nigeria and Nigerians. Just my husband. Thank you in advance.

D marriage had expiry date and no registrar's seal. D alliance is over.
Hw r u Ajibade?
ah! Lagos Boys...I love Lagos ***in Olamide's voice

madgoat:



YOU WANT TO ALSO TRY YOUR LUCK AND SCAM HER

am nt like u Nw Guy wake up

agarawu23:
the hustle to US is real

wat do u tink my guy shey be na u won carry last...Apc member

EgunMogaji:


Yes, you were married to him during the embassy process. USEL is knowledgable about Nigerians and fraudulent paperwork. I read an interview (on another immigration site) where an USEL official alleged that they assume that any document presented to me is automatically a fraud until proven otherwise.

At some point during the NVC stage you must have presented the original marriage certificate else your approved petition wouldn't have been sent to Lagos. Even if they asked that your Husband present the original one during the interview due to timing, he would still have had to show the original certificate to them. USE are known to focus on dates of expirations. Heck they won't even apply visa to your passport if the passport expires within 6 months.

After the interview they would have given your Husband back a stack of some, not all, of the documents that you submitted with the petition. I wager that your Husband has your original wedding certificate (if you really need to see an example of mine I can go drag it out from the safe).

Your Husband entered the US with a visa that expired at the POE and he would have been given a temporary one year residence stamp. This is why he was able to work inside of two months BUT after he got his SSN. He left after he got his 2 years residence card (to a visa) which is common to fraudsters.

Personally I think you are lucky that he vacated willingly and didn't harm you criminally and financial. Some of this nefarious characters will fake domestic violence. If they successfully go though a DV petition then they get all sorts of free government support and in most cases a fast track to citizenship in order to escape a violent spouse.

Your Husband is gone.

Go and file for divorce (I'm certain that you're married legally regardless of what some unseasoned Nigerian website says), serve him in absentia, notify USCIS (go to there website for full contact info) let then know that he left you within two months (remember that this is not instill a crime and he won't be picked up at all and they will simply wait till he's pulled over by LEO or he applies for another immigration benefit. Also provide information to USEL so they can have it on records. Personally I would walk in the evidence to the local USCIS office and ask to speak to an Officer so that you can hand the info over directly.

You're not a fraud and not alone, this happens all the time. Some folks don't even make it home together from the airport. Also remember that you are responsible for him for the next 10 years or thereabouts unless he becomes a citizen in case he receives any government assistance. Remember form I-864 that you fill out? http://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/files/form/i-864.pdf

Good luck.

PS:

..report such activity directly to the Department of Homeland Security, Immigration and Customs Enforcement. You can contact ICE via email at Immigration.Reply@dhs.gov or you can telephone ICE at 1-866-347-2423.

wonderful. u sabi d ting

hola106:
wat do u tink my guy shey be na u won carry last...Apc member

Abi na

Truluvguy:
Hahahah, e pain the ashawo

I've run background checks on you and even visited your website, I can see you're real. But you shouldn't be using the moniker you're using to promote your brand to trade insults.

Harmless Advice.