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True. However at the rate I need medical attention, I will consider. And sorry for the unusual nickname.

That will do. Thanks you all!

good. Any advise, on the other work? in your views, is it still considered an employment?

Also I don't see it anywhere on the Public Charge resources from USCIS, but is it needed to have a health insurance?

Hi, I would like to get your input on the following. I came with B2 visa 4 years ago, worked without authorization on many different places, recently married to a US Citizen and we're about to file i130 + i485. Clearly overstayed and worked without authorization. I've research on this topic to stablish the following facts. * I will be truthful about disclosing everything. Not looking to lie about anything. * Understand that overstay and work is forgiven because the immediate relative relationship with the petitioner. So I am past the discussion of those 2, what is the appropriate way to disclose the unauthorized work? Currently the form ask for 1. The work history of the past 5 years and 2. Whether I have ever worked without authorization (Yes/No, I already answered Yes) The Employment history part if what I am a bit conflicted, the work I have done in the past 5 years in random work for cash. Cut grass, pluming, shovel dirt, ect... I almost never a specific place. I am pretty sure this is self employed work, right? and what address would I put? The other work I have done is equivalent to an employee (I have to show up to their schedule and at fixed hourly rate) of a construction company, the company is known in the area and I know its address. But I am not quite an "official" employee. I have never signed or filled out any paperwork, I've never seen an i9 like a lot of people talk about, I get paid by check and cash it out with my home country passport. I've never received a W-2. Never paid/filed taxes, although I am open to discuss with the IRS any arrangements to correct that after GC. Do I put this company's information anyway, like if I am an employee? Or with Yes. (Whether, I have worked without authorization) and maybe a note explaining the time and the nature of the work? I am kind afraid to ask my employer, from what I've research, I wouldn't want to open a can of worm. I got this job from a friend, after they arranged it for me, they told me, just show up and do what they tell you. What are your thoughts on filling out this part?