K1 visa question

[esii 0]

I was discontinued from my university last  year from an exam irregularities,I'm fiance who is usa citizen is filing a K1 petition ,after I was discontinued from the university I went to a private university from September last year to around April this year ,now when filing K1 where it ask about employment history,I have never been employed  any formal job,I have been freelancing , should I include my university where I was studying and discontinued and if I do will that affect my K1 visa process or should I just omit it ?

[SalishSea 17,969]

15 minutes ago, esii said:

I was discontinued from my university last  year from an exam irregularities,I'm fiance who is usa citizen is filing a K1 petition ,after I was discontinued from the university I went to a private university from September last year to around April this year ,now when filing K1 where it ask about employment history,I have never been employed  any formal job,I have been freelancing , should I include my university where I was studying and discontinued and if I do will that affect my K1 visa process or should I just omit it ?

Nowhere during the immigration process does it explicitly ask if you’ve cheated on university exams.   However, honestly and the truth are critical to your success from initial petition to U.S. citizenship.   So, it’s best to be honest throughout this entire process.

[esii 0]

3 minutes ago, SalishSea said:

Nowhere during the immigration process does it explicitly ask if you’ve cheated on university exams.   However, honestly and the truth are critical to your success from initial petition to U.S. citizenship.   So, it’s best to be honest throughout this entire process.

Should I just write I was a student at that school and not  indicate that I was discontinued? Or should I write I was a student there and was discontinued?

[Edward and Jaycel 277]

Are you asking about the part titled "Your Beneficiary's Employment History"?

[Edward and Jaycel 277]

@esiiI got your PM but I'm going to answer here so that anyone reading this thread can benefit from the answer.

 

When we filed the I-129F for Jaycel, she was still completing her college degree and had never had a job. In the place for "Your Beneficiary's Employment History" we put "Not Applicable - College Student" and we had no trouble.

[smilingstone 216]

From what I recall, you do not need to provide beneficiary education history, only address and employment. If you have worked as a freelancer, this is self employment so you should put the date you started doing that (an estimate if you can't recall an exact date) and when you finished (in the first box used for current employment if it is still ongoing). 

[Edward and Jaycel 277]

Good catch....  I missed the part about being a freelancer. 100% agree, should include that for sure