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Ok, here's the deal.

A friend of mine was in midst of changing her status to permanent resident. At first things looks great. However, in the process INS found one of her documents she submitted as fraudulent. An I-20 which contain a fake work permit stamps. The document obviously put a red flag on the application. Make things worst she knew that the document was fake from the start and admitted she submitted accidentally.

Now INS is asking her

1. Where did she get those documents?

2. Who issued it?

My question or should I say our question:

1. What's going to happen now since INS found she had a fraudulent document?

2. Will INS continue with the petition?

3. What are the chances INS found her guilty of using fake document and will she be deported right away?

4. Is there any relief as she didn't know much about it when she first got it?

Ok... I know that was a stupid mistake submitting the docs. What I want to know what's going to happen to her now.

My best friend's fiance recently just got her Green Card and he's illegal. They've known and live together for more than 5 years. If they get married now - what are the chances of him being deported?

Ok.. help me clear this notion. A friend - who is always full of it (bs'ing) told my wife and I at dinner at one time that he's buying a $500k house. He told us that he still hasn't found the right loan yet because he doesn't want to pay more than $2300 a month. He also told us that the house is already in escrow and just waiting for the right loan. My wife and I look at each other and just smirk. Because when we bought our house, I remembered our agent made sure we had the loan locked before we go escrow which make all sense, b'cos if I'm the seller I'm not going to sell my house if you don't have the money. It'd be a waste of time. But I'm still curious, can he go escrow without a loan? Or is he just full of more ****!! Thanks.