Ever since discovering the fraudulent financial document that stated I and my voidable spouse had shared an account since 1993—a document that was submitted by my voidable spouse to USCIS as part of his application for Permanent Residency that was sponsored by my mother—I have had to immerse myself in the study of immigration laws and procedures, especially those relating to sham marriages entered into solely for the purpose of obtaining a Green Card, work visa versus employment authorization document, visa fraud, moral character as defined by the Immigration & Nationality Act, and removal proceedings of an already Lawful Permanent Resident.
Happy to say that what was once a strange unchartered territory has now become more navigable, allowing me to frame my legal issue so that I can approach and organize my research efficiently before putting it to use.
Next up is family law in the form of the Texas Family Code, along with the Texas Rule of Civil Procedure, and the Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code ... but a quick gulp of air before I dive into this fascinating and complex ocean of resources, statutes, cases, and more.
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