Please help, 3 things I would like advice on before marriage AOS interview

[bahamamama234 25]

I hope someone could help me out on it

1 - when my husband applied for the sponsor form, he submitted that he had 2 jobs. One of those he was a photo retoucher working from home, his employment letter said he was recently hired and making 600-700 $ a month with them. The other job is at a corporation selling suits and he gets paid W2'S but was working only 20 hours a week in this place when he submitted the paperwork.

He quit the first job, because the truth is he only got ONE paycheck of 180 dollars and then quit after that cause they would tell him to retouch the same photo 50 times so was hard to make money since he was getting paid by each photo retouched. So he quit the first job, and now he is working 30 hours a week in that other job, making around 1400 a month. We do have a co-sponsor that qualifies with 40 thousand$ made each year. Will the fact that he quit one of the jobs affect my green card? Should we don't mention that he quit it and pretend he kept both? Should we bring the updated information to show our co-sponsor still has his job even if we already submitted his employment letter 2 months ago? Can I show photocopy of the co-sponsor passport to prove he is a citizen, since the sponsor is from another state and I can't bring his passport cause he was in the army?

2- My husband is also a photographer but for 5 years he was taking pictures of people for free, he would accept donations tho (cause he wanted to build up experience so he wasn't charging people for money, but would accept if they wanted to give him some or anything in exchange) Now he is going to start to get photo shoots and ask for money, should we mention that? but we can not prove yet cause he is still in the process of going to do it....

3- we have a joint lease agreement, our rent is 1300 a month plus electricity and internet bills. We have a young couple renting one of the bedrooms for 700$ a month. Should we mention we have the roommates? Is it wrong in their point of view to rent a place without any document proving that they rent and pay for it? Cause I would rather not say anything, but since how much my husband makes wouldn't be enough to pay the rent in our own, I was thinking in let them know we have roommates, but then if they asked for the roommates documentation.. there is nothing lol... Is it unlawful or can cause us problems that we rent one of the bedrooms without documents proving we do it? that's my whole concern

And that's it, please help if you can in any of the matters, God bless

Edited January 15, 2015 by Jabuticaba 1

[NancyNguyen 1,658]

One advice: never volunteer any info unless they ask. Simple like that.

Edited January 16, 2015 by NancyNguyen

[bahamamama234 25]

Hahaha well said,I was almost forgetting about that important fact, thank you