Unauthorized work in G325A

[kobebeef01]

My lawyer advised me not to include the unauthorized work my spouse performed for 1 year in her G325A. Is there a way that USCIS will find out that she in fact worked for company x for 1 year? (she is a dependent not the principal applicant in AOS)

 

[kobebeef01]

Background:

Wife has an approved H1 for company y until 2008 but worked for company x without authorization part-time for 1 year. We only disclosed her work on the company where she has an approved h-1 (and still currently employed).

 

[Jackolantern]

Her I-485 will almost surely denied if the USCIS knows about it.

 

[kobebeef01]

thanks for the response jackolantern, but my question is how will USCIS find out? will they access the SSA or IRS database for this?

 

[baby_mde]

thanks for the response jackolantern, but my question is how will USCIS find out? will they access the SSA or IRS database for this?

ofcourse.

 

[kobebeef01]

ofcourse.

thanks for the response. Is this mandatory for all applicants of AOS? Why would they bother to check with the SSA/IRS if we did not declared it in her employment history?

 

[kobebeef01]

http://www.imminfo.com/resources/cissop.html

friends, this is a very useful information when understanding the SOP of USCIS when adjudicating AOS applications. I have read it and it shows that the USCIS does not access the IRS/SSA database when reviewing all cases for AOS. I guess this answers my questions. Again, thank you jackolantern and baby_mde for your responses.

 

[barath_india]

Because, i think it is going to cought up in the background check of your spouse name. FBI will make sure there are no illegal activities done a person. And in your case they are going find it out because the Company X would have to informed IRA with your spouse SSN and that is illegal. This is going to put the Company X also introuble. Not sure how company X took a risk of employing your spouse without propare work permit.

Just my 2cents.

I am not a lawer, it is just my opinion.

 

[kobebeef01]

ok i guess i just have to talk to my lawyer about this since it was his decision not to declare my spouse's employment.

 

[GotPR?]

thanks for the response jackolantern, but my question is how will USCIS find out? will they access the SSA or IRS database for this?

sometimes, you may be asked to submit tax returns for last 3 years.

 

[kobebeef01]

sometimes, you may be asked to submit tax returns for last 3 years.

that's what i thought, when they issue an RFE that's the time i'll be screwed. im just hoping my case flies under the radar.