daniel046

After, As I have answered Yes to that question so I am fairly certain I didn't misrepresent myself. ISO did take I-20s that I had and my lawyer was asking if is it possible that there is a misrepresentation when I applied for I-20. But school never asked me that question ever before issuing I-20 so I am not sure if that counts as misrepresentation.

Got you I don't need to prove income for I-864. I am just worried about if USCIS thinks that's CIMT, so if I were to amend a tax return would that still be a possibility or not?

So, we had a joint sponsor already. So, I-864 was not a problem ISO just looked at tax transcript which my wife and I filed and he made that comment because adjusted gross income was a not close to $25,000 or more. Now I understand it's tax evasion and I would like to go ahead and pay tax on it as I haven't received anything from IRS, so I should simply just amend the return and it should be good to go correct?

No, I did not have work authorization during that time period.

Hey, I had my interview last week, and ISO asked how much did I make in 2022. I replied $25,000. And I made all that money working under the table, so my employer never reported anything to the IRS and I never got a W-2 either. So, I unknowingly did not file any tax on it. Thus only reported income on the IRS was from my USC spouse, and my tax transcript only had that income which was lower than $25,000, ISO said so you did not report it to the IRS, and I said "Yes". Now I think that this falls into tax evasion and could be considered a crime involving moral turpitude. So, how do I avoid getting denied based on CIMT? Should I amend my tax return and pay taxes on that? if so, How do report that income as I don't have a w2 or any proof other than a cash deposit at the Bank? Please help me out am panicking. Thanks