Thai Fiance Scams?

I obtained a fiance visa for a Thai woman in Jan 2007. We agreed she'd come on April 10. She had picked up the visa. Then I found out she flew to the US in early March on her own, disappeared to another state without seeing me at all, and now sends me emails telling me that she was afraid I wouldn't marry her (she says I cheat on her). (Earlier in the process she had asked for $25K dowry but I refused )
I am in Washington DC. She's somewhere in Arizona "sightseeing." What is going on? Parents in Bangkok said they thought she was with me. Cousin now living in LA knows nothing about where she is. Everyone's a liar. Now no one will answer my calls. I thought immigration requires that the sponsor pick up the fiance at the airport! I sent a letter to the USCIS in Vermont withdrawing the visa. I contacted ice.gov to alert them to a scam. Can they do anything to her now? Can she be deported? What about my liability if she has an accident or does something illegal? Please help!

Answer:
I hate it when that happens...

Seriously though-- When a person enters on a fiancee visa, she has 90 days to marry the person who petitioned for her. She CANNOT just go and get her greencard through another marriage or through her family members. Her fiancee visa will expire and she will be unlawfully here. If detained, she will be deported.

There is no requirement that the sponsor pick her up at the airport. Once the visa is issued, she can travel without notifying you. At this time, all you can do is notify USCIS and ICE. If you haven't filed the Affidavit of Support yet, you have no financial obligations to her.
maybe she already had a visa or whatnot, and just wanted some money. Could have been an attempt to scam, but since you never paid, she just vanished.
LOL that's women for you. Forget about her.
Track where the email going using this website... http://www.pointofmail.com

You can get a free, limited account.

It will tell you the city where the email was opened in addition to a lot of other great info. I use it to track Nigerian email scams.

You should make an appointment with the local CIS office, go in, and tell them your story. She's deportable.
check out http://scamsbeware.com - consumer resource center. all kinds of scam info there, there's also a forum where u can keep up to date on current and future scams. And if u have any questions just post it in the forum and somebody out there should help u. http://scamsbeware.com/forum Best of all it's FREE 2 join, just register at the top it'll be worth it for u to keep up 2 date on scams/fraud. Hope this helps.

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