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12-21-2006, 03:11 PM
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Online Fraud
I want some understanding with my husbands case. He was arrested in Singapore in 2000 for buying a camera online using someone elses credit card. The police had let him out on bail and he has been out of the country since then. Recently he has been arrested in the US for overstaying and is being deported back.
He is not sure if his Singapore fraud case has been registered with the immigrations. If yes then what are the consequences? Will he face any additional charges? Surprisingly there was no inquiry from the Singapore police in these 5 years after his arrest. Does this mean that the case was closed and the immigrations was not informed? Your advice is appreciated. Thanks, Mrs Sonia |
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12-21-2006, 09:02 PM
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Re: Online Fraud
see your other posting
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