Abduvosit Razikov faces denaturalization for alleged fraud in naturalization process
May 8, 2026 · Uzbekistan

The U.S. Department of Justice filed a denaturalization lawsuit against Abduvosit Razikov, a 46-year-old Uzbek citizen, alleging he obtained permanent residency and U.S. citizenship through fraudulent means. According to the complaint, Razikov paid for a fake marriage in 2005 to obtain a green card, organized additional fraudulent marriage schemes for others, and gave false statements during naturalization proceedings in 2012. The DOJ argues his citizenship should be revoked because it was obtained through fraud and concealment of material facts.
Timeline
May 8, 2026—DOJ filed denaturalization lawsuit against Razikov for obtaining citizenship through fraud
2012—Razikov naturalized as U.S. citizen while making false statements
2005—Razikov paid for fake marriage to obtain green card
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