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Urgent question!! Regarding interview tomorrow!
- Thread starter zincmask
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Al Southner
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Hello,
I am going to the AOS interview (based on marriage to US citizen) and have a concern. I have worked while my visa was expired. And one time used my wife's social security to work. I put down on the application that I have never been employed, and put down the job in my wife's g-325, where I worked under her name.
If the interviewer asks if I ever worked in the US, what should I say? If I say yes, is it going to be a problem, since I have not mentioned it in the g-325?
Thank you in advance!!!
I really need some advice !
First of all, you are an azz for trying to lie to USCIS. You should be ashamed of yourself for trying to pull of such a ridiculous stunt. Do you know that IRS has your name listed with her SSN? This information can be easily accessible to USCIS, because the W2 sent to you as part of your employment during that period.
Secondly, you should have disclosed to USCIS that you worked because such a violation of the law is forgiven by virtue of marriage to a US citizen. As such, lying to USCIS is a serious crime, especially if the IO has that information which you omitted, you are a toast waiting to explode.
Lastly, when you go to the interview with an immigration officials, you swear to tell the truth, and any attempt to conceal material fact will surely ensure that your case is denied. It will be hard for you to apply any immigration benefit in the future due to poor moral character. If you succeed in getting your green card, you aren't free at all, USCIS has proven to be a tough agency able to exact revenge on all liars and cheaters, even after 40-50 years.
You should tell the immigration officer the truth, you worked with an expired visa. As for using your wife's SSN, that I believe is a criminal offense which might NOT endear you to an agency like USCIS. It also brings into question your moral character as a person, which for an immigrant, it is never a good thing to be a petty thief. Your wife might have given you the SSN, but I am certain the employer didn't know that you weren't Suzy Orman...lol!!!
namecheckvictim
Registered Users (C)
Pretty darn stupid, only if you have known that by marrying a US citizen all overstays and unauthorized employment was forgiven you would not have done it, my advice come clean at the interview as you will have a chance to change the info on the form.
Hire a attorney TODAY, before you lie under oath tomorrow and if they have found out and have the information about your illegal endeavers and lying on the forms not only you will not get the benefit you seek but could be barred under INA.
Remember you can only lie under oath if your last name is Clinton.
If i were you and cannot get a attorney TODAY, I would reschedule the interview set for tomorrow and go with the attorney and change the info previously submitted on the forms at the interview BEFORE you proceed with the interview and perjure yourself under oath.
Hire a attorney TODAY, before you lie under oath tomorrow and if they have found out and have the information about your illegal endeavers and lying on the forms not only you will not get the benefit you seek but could be barred under INA.
Remember you can only lie under oath if your last name is Clinton.
If i were you and cannot get a attorney TODAY, I would reschedule the interview set for tomorrow and go with the attorney and change the info previously submitted on the forms at the interview BEFORE you proceed with the interview and perjure yourself under oath.