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HSI Tip Form | ICE : Declaration                                                                   December 10, 2015 My name is Olga M. Andrei.  I met Cezar Andrei in may 2007. He insisted that we get married november 29, 2007 in Beverly Hills, marriage certificate # 19027974. He conned me into marrying him, by making false promises. After our marriage, he stopped working, and moved into my place in Westwood, 440 Veteran Ave. He would not pay rent, as he promised before marriage. Cezar moved in with me right away, and he started using my car without paying insurance for it, and sometimes would disappear for weeks to Romania or Canada. He was not contributing to the rent, and not working; so I had to file for divorce february 4, 2008 with a paralegal. I went to file for divorce, with a Paralegal, Rudy Sandoval, but...

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