Illegal Eployment History

[cross3 0]

Hello,

 

My fiancée and I are working on filing an I-129F petition and we are worried about our illegal employment history. We both worked as English teachers in China within the past five years on various visa types, both legal and illegal. I also haven't filed US tax returns for any of the years I worked in China either legally or illegally.

 

I have read that lying on a federal form can result in major problems down the road, so I am tempted to disclose all my past employment history in its entirety. However, I'm not sure what sorts of problems we're going to run into if I do.

 

Does anyone have experience with this sort of situation, or can anyone give us some advice?

 

Thank you,

Connor and Vika.

[Ben&Zian 4,398]

Just now, cross3 said:

Hello,

 

My fiancée and I are working on filing an I-129F petition and we are worried about our illegal employment history. We both worked as English teachers in China within the past five years on various visa types, both legal and illegal. I also haven't filed US tax returns for any of the years I worked in China either legally or illegally.

 

I have read that lying on a federal form can result in major problems down the road, so I am tempted to disclose all my past employment history in its entirety. However, I'm not sure what sorts of problems we're going to run into if I do.

 

 

 

You answered your own question. Do not lie on any sort of forms. 

 

Also you will have to take care of the taxes with the IRS. 

[Greenbaum 12,259]

10 minutes ago, cross3 said:

Hello,

 

My fiancée and I are working on filing an I-129F petition and we are worried about our illegal employment history. We both worked as English teachers in China within the past five years on various visa types, both legal and illegal. I also haven't filed US tax returns for any of the years I worked in China either legally or illegally.

 

I have read that lying on a federal form can result in major problems down the road, so I am tempted to disclose all my past employment history in its entirety. However, I'm not sure what sorts of problems we're going to run into if I do.

 

Does anyone have experience with this sort of situation, or can anyone give us some advice?

 

Thank you,

Connor and Vika.

You may want to consider a CR-1 of course after marriage, less cost, a little faster but you still must reveal truthfully all information requested of you. You may want to catch up on those taxes in the mean time.