Wife Worked under fake Alias while on a B1/B2 VISA Should I Report on 130A?

[Martin 817 4]

My wife worked under a fake Alias for a company in California. Although she did not have authorization to work. She was on a B1/B2 VISA.  Should I put this on the 130a form? Where it asked about ever going by any other name and job history.

Could it result in a denial of a green card? I'm a US citizen. 

[Crazy Cat 41,814]

She should report the work.  If she claimed to be a US citizen, hire an attorney.

Edited April 18, 2023 by Crazy Cat

[Mike E 11,739]

2 minutes ago, Martin 817 said:

My wife worked under a fake Alias for a company in California. Although she did not have authorization to work. She was on a B1/B2 VISA.  Should I put this on the 130a form? Where it asked about ever going by any other name and job history.

Could it result in a denial of a green card? I'm a US citizen. 

Where is she today?

[Crazy Cat 41,814]

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Edited April 18, 2023 by Crazy Cat

[Martin 817 4]

She's still in California

[Crazy Cat 41,814]

Just now, Martin 817 said:

She's still in California

During her illegal employment, did she claim to be a US citizen?

[Verrou 1,962]

did she use someone's Social security number ? did she use somebody's name ?

did she claim to be USC?

Edited April 18, 2023 by Misscloud

[Sammy_2496 116]

Did she use someone else's name and SSN?

Did she claim to be a USC?

I would get a lawyer for this case.

[Beth & Achraf 328]

If she worked under an Alias and used someone's SS card, better  lawyer up 

 

As others mentioned, did she claim she was a US Citizen?  Did she know anything about the person information she used?  

[Martin 817 4]

She made up a number on the spot. I Guess they didn't run to see if it was legitimate. 

Random number, not someone else's. I assume she checked off being a citizen since she had to make a number up.

[SalishSea 17,810]

3 minutes ago, Martin 817 said:

She made up a number on the spot. I Guess they didn't run to see if it was legitimate. 

Random number, not someone else's. I assume she checked off being a citizen since she had to make a number up.

Claiming to be a USC=lifetime ban with no waiver available.   You need a lawyer asap.

[Mike E 11,739]

7 minutes ago, Martin 817 said:

She made up a number on the spot. I Guess they didn't run to see if it was legitimate. 

Random number, not someone else's. I assume she checked off being a citizen since she had to make a number up.

DIY is not for you. She needs an immigration lawyer.

 

I would be cautious about posting for DIY  advice for a case this complex.

 

Nothing more to say. With zero ill will toward her and you, and instead nothing but the best of wishes and hopes, I am out.

 

Good luck.

Edited April 18, 2023 by Mike E

[Adventine 3,196]

Just now, Martin 817 said:

She made up a number on the spot. I Guess they didn't run to see if it was legitimate. 

Random number, not someone else's. I assume she checked off being a citizen since she had to make a number up.

Not a good idea to assume that. You need to know for sure. Here's a case where someone was denied a green card for having falsely claimed to be US citizen on a driver's license application: 

 

[Chancy 6,241]

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[davidvs 337]

Did she use her own name and a fake SS#, or was everything fake?