The problem you face is two fold.
1. You signed your schedules under penalty of perjury and you lied. This could lead to a referral by the UST to the FBI for further investigation.
2. Since you failed to disclose on Schedule I your current employer and current income, you failed to disclose whether or not you had the ability to pay your creditors. The UST is looking to see if there is an "abuse" of the system. If the UST determines there is such an abuse it will result in a Motion to Dismiss the Case or, worse, a Complaint to Deny Discharge.
This is a big problem and I highly recommend that you meet with your attorney and discuss your options.
Des.

