need advice related to H1 and H4

supriya2007

New Member
Hi,
please advice me on this idiotic and tension situation:

1. I applied for H1 in November 2005(india - chennai consulate) when the consulate took my client letter for verification (i forged it) ,i got a

query(221g). I had applied thru a consultancy which was present in the US but I also attached a forged client letter where i

will be really working. That means that I will be working with the actual client through the consultancy.
the consulate verified and found that they were not able to find the final client address which i specified and they sent a

mail to the consultancy thru which i applied, asking for the details of the original client letter. The consultancy people

told that they do not know anything abt it.
Then , the consulate has sent me a letter asking me to come to the consulate within 3 months, which i did not go.
So, i thought of never going to US consulate again.

2. But now, my husband has gone to US now on H1 and he is presently there for 15 days.
I want to apply for H4 but I do not know the consequences if i go to the consulate.

3. We have been married in september 2005 but prior to it only we have filed our applications . so the status of my husband is

unmarried when he put his papers in dropbox in dec 2006( dropbox because he got a query 221g when he went to consulate for

first time in feb 2006). So, he did not submit his marriage papers at any time in dec 2006 also.

4. But we are really married and we have the marriage certificate also.


Do u think the consulate filed a case the first time i went for H1?
Is there any way that i cancel my H1 application applied 1.5 years back?
How much risky is to for me to go to the consulate now for H4 ?
what are the chances that i can get a successful H4 visa?
Or should i tell my husband to come back?
 
Let me get this straight, you once tried to get an H-1B visa using forged documents? Your husband is in the US on an H-1B obtained by not disclosing his correct marital status?
If both my assumptions are correct, you have bigger problems than "visa issues".
 
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