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relationship with petitioner. The relationship culminated in
early 2001 when Mr. Khalil Aly traveled to United States.
Shortly after Mr. Khalil Aly’s arrival, petitioner and Mr. Khalil
Aly were married by a clerk of the court in Florida sometime in
the late spring of 2001.
Petitioner and Mr. Khalil Aly left Florida to reside
permanently in Delaware, where they both worked at Delcare
Management, LLC (Delcare), a physical therapy center. Prior to
his arrival in the United States, Mr. Khalil Aly represented to
petitioner that he was a physician in Egypt. At Delcare, Mr.
Khalil Aly assisted with therapy services by preparing ice and
heat packs and paraffin wax treatments, while petitioner worked
as the center’s office manager. At or about the time Mr. Khalil
Aly started to receive paychecks from Delcare, he and petitioner
went to their local Internal Revenue Service (IRS) office in
Wilmington, Delaware. The couple asked personnel at the IRS
office whether Mr. Khalil Aly would have to pay taxes on his
earnings in the United States, and whether he could claim
dependency exemptions for his children. The IRS personnel
explained that, based on the information the parties provided at
that time, Mr. Khalil Aly would have to pay taxes on his earnings
in the United States, and he might be able to claim his children
as dependents. The IRS personnel provided Mr. Khalil Aly with
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