What to do when green card application was denied due to falsely claiming to be a US Citizen?

She is statutorily inadmissble under section 212(a)(6)(C)(ii), and for that charge, there is no relief available to someone who wants to immigrate. She is perpetuallly inadmissible and not eligible for adjustment of status to permanent resident.

The expiration date of her V-1 visa has nothing to do with how long she can stay in the U.S. An alien admitted to the United States in V–1 nonimmigrant status will be granted a period of admission not to exceed 2 years. Her I-94 controls how long she was able to stay. Now that the application to adjust status has been denied, she is no longer in the V-1 status and is subject to deportation under section 237(a)(1)(C).

Nothing in the law precludes ICE from immediately initiating removal proceedings. An alien seeking admission with a V visa is subject to all grounds of inadmissibility under INA 212(a), except 212(a)(9)(B). She obviously lied in her visa application.

If she had revealed in her visa application that she had been ordered removed for making a false claim to U.S. citizenship, they never would have given her the V-1 visa, so she's guilty of visa fraud on top of everything else.

She did what she did for the sake of being reunited with her Husband and Son.#

lying is certainly not a good idea but saying that she was a US citizen? was a grave mistake and punishable by law.

she will never get a green card and to top it all? will never be able to stay in the US,

not sure how she re-entered the US? but she will never be able to stay legally.

what to do in this case? one option only. go back to her home country.

She committed multiple crimes when she falsely claimed to be a US citizen and presented a false, forged or stolen passport. She should never have received a visa to return, and under today's more strict law enforcement, she would not. She has no choice but to return to her country of citizenship.

As for her children, they have a right to citizenship in her country of citizenship. All she has to do is get them passports from her country's consulate. And she can apply for her husband's immigration to her country. She not only can return to her country, she must, and she can take her family with her.

It's her own fault. She's lucky she's not in prison, which is where she belongs.

She will never get a green card. She committed fraud when she lied about her citizenship. Now that they know where she is,they can remove her at any time.

She should have never been eligible for the visa she has now. How that one slipped under the radar is another story I am sure.

She can take her family with her when she leaves.

I'm surprised that she even got a visa to come back here in the first place. It was only a matter of time before this all came back to her-did she not consider the consequences?

She broke the law by lying and saying she was a US citizen. She doesn't have to be separated from her husband and children - they can move to her country and live together as a family. And when her kids are 18, they can move to the US with no problem

That is what happens when you try to come to america illegally

Go back where you come from, We don't need liers like you here.

She can apply for a new visa or for citizenship.