US Consulate in Morocco

Submitted by Donna (United States), Oct 16, 2008 at 11:28

Does anyone know if contacting the US Consulate would be of any value in matters concerning the use of unsuspecting US women for purposes of securing permanent residency?

In my case, the way in which my ex-husband originally received his travel visa to the States is controversial. Would it do any good to report this to the consulate even though it occurred nine years ago? I don't want to be vindictive, but do want to try and protect other women like myself. I also feel that this could be, with other individuals, an issue of security. While I was together with my husband, I was often under pressure to offer my information, including my business information, as support for other single male relatives to secure visas to the States. I always refused, and this was certainly another bone of contention in our marriage. I want to make sure that none of my information is being used, without my permission, in this time before the final divorce decree is issued.

I hope this all makes sense. Again, please let me know if contacting the Consulate on these matters would be appropriate. Thanks very much.

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