Can his 10yr green card be revoked if our marriage was fraud and he provided fraudulent divorce decree and committ bigamy
I married a man in Jamaica and petition for him to come to US on I-130 and then K-3 after his arrival base on his attitude and behavoir and things that I found to be lies he told me I delayed filing for a change of status however he went behind my back and filed it. I then after finding out withdrew my original petition and we separated but then came back together after he convenced me that he will do better as a husband and father to our now five years old daughter, so I then filed petition package now since obtaining a 10 yrs green card he has left us and moved to other state and I have found out he is still married to wife in JA and that he provided me and USCIS with fraudulent divorce decree which I had authenticated by the courts of JA and they determined it to be fake and bigamy.
In answer to your question, yes, his green card may be revoked if the underlying marriage was fraudulent. If you want to pursue this, I suggest you contact USCIS or make an infopass appointment with this information.
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YEs it can be revoked
Contact USCIS
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