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here's where I may have messed up by asking the bank to forge a signed statement declaring my spouse and I had shared an account since 1993, even thought I met spouse in 1996. And that bank document was part of my residency application to USCIS. Last year (2012), my spouse began cleaning up the garage of the home we live in, and discovered documents uncovering the above facts, which prompted spouse's filing for annulment of the marriage based on fraud (I am in the state of Texas).
I find it implausible that a bank would agree to "forge" such a letter on your behalf, that your wife was paying so much attention to a stack of old document that she found the date in that letter, that her first thought upon finding an incorrect date was "My spouse committed immigration fraud", and that her second thought was, "...so I'm going to file for divorce."

You should discuss the full facts with an immigration lawyer.