Overstay, Illegally Employed and Filing Adjustment of Status
i have overstayed my visa by 10 years. i recently married a USC and I'm about to file for AOS. my question is:
on form I-130 and I-485, there's a question about employment,
should i disclose the fact that i have been working illegally or just
put down N/A as the answer?
one would assume that the USCIS is not dumb and they must assume that
in the 10 years that I'm here in the US i must have worked illegally.
so on the one hand, i can admit to have broken the law and on the other
hand, by not disclosing the information and signing the forms where i certify
under penalty of perjury under the US law that the info is true and correct is
also braking the law.
I'm lost here,
please advice.
Overstay, Illegally Employed and Filling AOS
i have overstayed my visa by 10 years and my current status is illegal. i marriad a USC. my Q. is:
when filling forms I-130 & I-485 do i put down my work place or just put N/A?
Re: Overstay, Illegally Employed and Filling Aos. Please Help
It would probably be in your best interest to fill out the forms with the correct information.
Re: Overstay, Illegally Employed and Filling Aos.
NEVER lie on your immigration forms. NEVER. That's the fastest way to a permanent ticket out of here.
You must disclose your employment.
Re: Overstay, Illegally Employed and Filling Aos.
I think it would be sensible for you to work with an immigration lawyer.