Wife's ex-husband says we will be arrested by Homeland Security when arrive to the US

[Proserpina]

You ALWAYS do this. You pronounce something ridiculous, literally EVERYBODY tells you that you are wrong. You go out searching for citations to back you up and come up with things that doesn't even remotely apply to the situation at hand, and then you belittle those who state that you are wrong.

OP, PLEASE stop listening to him.

Eh, it's not like he's not known for doing this

Roadwarrior should perhaps realize that he's trying to "best" several people who have extensive and intimate knowledge of immigration and how it relates and ties-in to family law as well as criminal law. Ironically, I'm usually the last person to join a "feel good immigration" bandwagon. Y'know, what with me having done it the absolutely legal and proper (and bloody expensive, I might add!) way.

This almost reminds me of the time when William Joseph thought that calling me an immigrant was somehow an insult.

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[OHRoadwarrior]

The facts are the facts. We are here to deal with facts, not opinions. The fact is until just recently, OP contended they did something illegal to the birth certificate.

 

[Just Blue]

Do me a favor.

Please give us some case law to back up your stance. For all the flapping you're accusing others of doing, it seems mighty drafty over where you're sitting.

And seriously - jump off the "LdiJ spoke so she must wrong" cart. She is NOT wrong here. You on the other hand? You're not even playing the same game, let alone being anywhere near the same ballpark.

Not wrong. But a bit like "pot v kettle" ...ya know?

 

[Just Blue]

The facts are the facts. We are here to deal with facts, not opinions. The fact is until just recently, OP contended they did something illegal to the birth certificate.

Oh for goodness sake! Just back it up or admit your wrong and move on. It's okay to be wrong...the earth will not stop...the sun will still rise and set....

 

[OHRoadwarrior]

Oh for goodness sake! Just back it up or admit your wrong and move on. It's okay to be wrong...the earth will not stop...the sun will still rise and set....

I was wrong in this instance. It was not because my info was wrong. It was because OP did not provide accurate information to base the conclusion on. LDiJ and Pro should also admit they state opinions without legal basis in fact. Even fertilizer grows a rose.

 

[Just Blue]

I was wrong in this instance. It was not because my info was wrong. It was because OP did not provide accurate information to base the conclusion on. LDiJ and Pro should also admit they state opinions without legal basis in fact. Even fertilizer grows a rose.

wait for it....continue to wait...

Nope! Earth and all fertilizer is still spinning!!

 

[CdwJava]

There goes LdiJ running her mouth without a clue what the law is. It is irrelevant whether he is daddy or not. They conspired and falsified the birth certificate. They took the birth certificate they falsified and submitted it to the Federal gov't to obtain a passport. That is all the law requires.

But, for the passport to be fraudulent the state of CA would almost certainly have to act on the FRAUD, first. Being that there is no such report apparently on file, and that INTENT is required to prove fraud (and intent to defraud is not an easy thing to prove in such a case) I don't see any action being taken.

The feds are not going to investigate a state crime. They just aren't. And until or unless the state declares the BC to be fraudulent, why would the feds stick their nose into it?

I don't see that the OP has anything to worry about at this point.

 

[OHRoadwarrior]

I don't see that OP does either, based on the information they provided toward the end of the debate.