This you can expect.

Submitted by vArikat (United States), Jul 28, 2012 at 15:49

The name of the website is "Nonmuslim women against marrying muslim men." I would expect only women who suspect or have gone through a scam marriage with men like these. I would have no reason to be here if my marriage was good. I suspected my husband had married me for the intention of getting a greencard. I could not see it until he came to the U.S. I mean his family and all was in on it. Maybe even his ex-wife, he talks to his children an offer lot in secret. I also found after 2 months of being here where he was even going online on Muslim's Mates. He wasn't as loving as he was when I would go to his country. I was warned and thought he was phony but I really couldn't see the difference in his so-called feelings for me until he got here. He stood me down that he could have got a green card without since he was from Jordan. A month after he got a job he got his own P.O. Box even though I have one already and then his own bank acct even though I deal with 2 banks.

He works in this restaurant where is given a minimum wage paycheck and cash under the table to keep from paying a lot of taxes. He works with others in a restaurant here who are from his country. After I saw that he was searching on Muslims Match Making I started looking into into having the marriage annulled. He doesn't treat me like a wife more like a roommate. Its like the people he work for are teaching him to be independent from me. Immigration told him when he got off the plan in April that because he got a green card does not mean it can't be revoked. They told him they will visit him at my home in 6 mos and after 12 mos. Can anyone give me some advice? I had surgery done and soon as I am on my feet I want to get the marriage annulled.

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