> The courtsummons for the annulment states in her complaint that when I
> married her that I was only interested in "bolstering my immigration
> status"
> and that the marriage was not "consumated by .ual relation" etc.
> That
> implies immigration fraud on my side.
>
> The real reson why she filed the lawsuit for annulment was that I
> refused to
> sign a mortgage where she would have been the sole beneficiary. She
> would
> have gotten approx. $80.000 in cash. I would have been on the
> financing on
> the house and could have paid for that the rest of my life. Since we
> already
> had problems I had no intentions on getting in a 30 year financial
> obligation with her. My credit rating is exellent meaning we would
> have
> gotten a low interest rate. She refinanced her house anyway, stating
> she is
> an unmarried person (we are still married), got cash ... but pays now
> 12.9%
> interest. Lying on a mortgage application is mortgage fraud.
>
>
> "Manc" wrote in message
> news:34$300773$2364254$1115740168@britishexpats.com...
> >> He's getting Greecard through her; she baited him for greencard,
> >> then
> >> took his money, now wants to get rid of him.
> > There is nothing in the OP's post to suggest immigration fraud
> > took place.
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I'm not a lawyer of course, but it would appear to me that she is
diluting any reasonable cause of action to annul the marriage on the
basis that she asserts you entered the marriage solely for immigration
purposes, while at the same time she was pressing you to act as obligor
on a mortgage of her property. If anything, from a layperson's
viewpoint, that would suggest to me that she might have been willing to
permit the marriage to continue as long as she was to gain financially.
Sorry, but this doesn't make sense to me. Either way, if the situation
is as you state, please stop worrying about whether she has
misrepresented her marital status on a mortgage application and start to
strategise your defence.
How long have you been married? Since she filed the complaint for
annulment have you spent the night in her home or in the same house?
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