Re: Woman with Deportation Status in Appeal, Attempting Fraudulent Marriage
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cyjeff
You are incorrect in your assumption.
It is not the duty of this board to educate you as to how... especially since the answer is probably covered in the next chapter of your "book".
Jeffy, t'is only a matter of time.
:D
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medcoder&bill
HAH! I am right after all, according to this book I am reading invasion of privacy has 4 types:
unwarranted appropriation or exploitation of an individual's personality, publication of an individual's private affairs which would cause embarrassment,wrongful intrusion upon an individual's private concerns/activities
Those 3 types fall into this case. So. Yes!
You leave your email program open, and leave the room KNOWING there are other people present who may be able to access your email.
There is NO reasonable expectation of privacy in that scenario.
Understand?
And don't EVEN come back and try to compare it (like you did earlier) with snail mail.
That's a completely different set of circumstances governed by a completely different set of laws.
Re: Woman with Deportation Status in Appeal, Attempting Fraudulent Marriage
It was my contacts own computer as well.
Also would he have to explain how he came way of seeing them?....Im not sure if he printed them....but it seems like he has...is that another issue?
When I say would he have to explain how he came way of them...I mean to USCIS when turning the information in....or can he just tell them if they ever decide to ask?
What do you think the outcome might be like in this situation....would it be deemed fraud....it sure as hell looks like it to me...but we don't know their rules or laws.
Also thank you all....lets share info and get along....maybe some are right and others are wrong....but thanks for your input I appreciate.
Re: Woman with Deportation Status in Appeal, Attempting Fraudulent Marriage
Well, the problem with email is that in order to prove something, one must show WHO exactly sent the email.
Getting the IP information is one thing but if there is even ONE more person who has access to the same computer it may be impossible to prove who wrote what.
Again, all that can be done is that the information is reported.
What happens after that is out of your hands.
Re: Woman with Deportation Status in Appeal, Attempting Fraudulent Marriage
Don't know what u mean the email clearly shows from who and to who...as part of it's header. Ip addresses would only be a more exact measurement.
Re: Woman with Deportation Status in Appeal, Attempting Fraudulent Marriage
Prove who actually wrote it.
Prove that it wasn't His or Her friend who lives there.
Prove that it wasn't Her boyfriend's Uncle Teddy.
See where I'm going here?
ANYONE who has access to the computer and email account could have written it.
Re: Woman with Deportation Status in Appeal, Attempting Fraudulent Marriage
Only she has access to the email account. It's 3rd party web based yahoo account.
?!? why would they assume she did not write?
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How do you know?
How do you know that she hasn't shared her password with fifty people?
You don't. ;)
Re: Woman with Deportation Status in Appeal, Attempting Fraudulent Marriage
why would anyone judging the situation be quick to crawl up that avenue?
if they did doubt it they could investigate closer via ipz and what not ....
What are u saying that right from jump a printed email is not considered?
Re: Woman with Deportation Status in Appeal, Attempting Fraudulent Marriage
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Sebastian
why would anyone judging the situation be quick to crawl up that avenue?
if they did doubt it they could investigate closer via ipz and what not ....
What are u saying that right from jump a printed email is not considered?
Because it's not uncommon (for example) for an embittered ex to fabricate evidence in order to get the other party into legal trouble.
That's just one example.
This is why emails are often very difficult to get introduced as evidence in court.
Do you realize how many bogus calls are made to ICE?
I'm a legal immigrant; I've been here a LONG time. Yet my ex-husband frequently called ICE after we divorced, trying to get me into trouble and/or deported.
(He failed miserably and eventually gave up).
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Well the email on the other end is from a place of business I am certain it can be subpoena'd and IP addresses can be traced. I dont see why a court would jump to the conclusion that u speak of.
Sounds more like you might be embittered...by your situation.
Im looking for unbiased information not someone who doesnt agree with so called "tattling"
Im certain some marriages go into good faith and fail.
But by the same token some marriages are pre-meditated scams....and they should have their green cards pulled or never given to them...if it can be proven.
Which is the base of this thread.