Juliana Martins also allegedly lied about her sentence of 48 months in federal prison following a 2014 guilty plea in the fraud case.
Martins is changed with making false statements on bank loan application and could lose her home if found guilty.
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A Rhode Island woman failed to mention in her mortgage application that she owed the government almost $400,000 for fraud, according to a federal indictment. So reports Patch.com.
Juliana Martins also allegedly lied about her sentence of 48 months in federal prison following a 2014 guilty plea in the fraud case.
Martins is changed with making false statements on bank loan application and could lose her home if found guilty.