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It sounds like you came to the US awhile back, several months ago, right? Were you asked at the border about your intentions? Did you lie at all to an officer at the border? If no questions were asked and you came in with your B2 visa and married the father of your child several months later, there is no fraud that I can see - provided, of course, that this is a genuine marriage and you truly intend to raise a family with your husband. You are not required to inform the CBP officers when you enter the US that you are pregnant. If you are asked a question, you cannot lie. But coming to the US while pregnant is not fraud by any stretch of imagination. Of course, if you lied anywhere along the way, this could cause a problem later. This is why I tell all my clients that the worst thing they can do is lie on their applications or verbally to any immigration or consular officers. That said, you are not required to volunteer any information. If not asked - you do not have to volunteer any information. But if asked - tell the truth. If nothing happened to you at the border, no questions, no lies, you should be just fine.

If your husband is a US citizen when you apply and are interviewed for your permanent residence, then you should be approved under section 245(a). Consult with an experienced immigration attorney to review your case and for interview preparation.