Question about the employment hostory

[Albert_7 0]

Hi all,

I have a quick question regarding my employment history in US.

My fiancee is going to file in the I-129F packet soon and I am filling out the G-325A forms where I need to state previous employers.

In the past I have worked in US during my J-1 visa internship for one compony for 18 months. During this time I have found another employer and worked there too (carried 2 jobs). I paid taxes in both places and everything by law was done correctly. My concern is that according to J-1 visa instructions I was not eligible to work for second employer.

Does it matter if I put this second employer on G-325A form? Or maybe I should not list it there because they will dig it out as illegal employment or something?

I will appreciate your comments on this one and looking forward to hearing from you.

Thx

[YuAndDan 153]

You need to list it, not doing so can get your visa denied on Misrepresentation, and perhaps a lifetime bar.

NEVER EVER LIE on these things.

[Bobby+Umit 161]

Hi all,

I have a quick question regarding my employment history in US.

My fiancee is going to file in the I-129F packet soon and I am filling out the G-325A forms where I need to state previous employers.

In the past I have worked in US during my J-1 visa internship for one compony for 18 months. During this time I have found another employer and worked there too (carried 2 jobs). I paid taxes in both places and everything by law was done correctly. My concern is that according to J-1 visa instructions I was not eligible to work for second employer.

Does it matter if I put this second employer on G-325A form? Or maybe I should not list it there because they will dig it out as illegal employment or something?

I will appreciate your comments on this one and looking forward to hearing from you.

Thx

First - are you an USC?

Second, you should never omit accurate info on these forms. It can be construed as misrepresentation of the facts. If you paid taxes, then the jobs are in the system.

[YuAndDan 153]

Hi all,

I have a quick question regarding my employment history in US.

My fiancee is going to file in the I-129F packet soon and I am filling out the G-325A forms where I need to state previous employers.

In the past I have worked in US during my J-1 visa internship for one compony for 18 months. During this time I have found another employer and worked there too (carried 2 jobs). I paid taxes in both places and everything by law was done correctly. My concern is that according to J-1 visa instructions I was not eligible to work for second employer.

Does it matter if I put this second employer on G-325A form? Or maybe I should not list it there because they will dig it out as illegal employment or something?

I will appreciate your comments on this one and looking forward to hearing from you.

Thx

First - are you an USC?

Second, you should never omit accurate info on these forms. It can be construed as misrepresentation of the facts. If you paid taxes, then the jobs are in the system.

The OP is the foreign citizen, they mentioned working on J-1 visa.

[Albert_7 0]

Yeah I am not a USC.

I understand to put all required info on the forms now. thx for the comments

But the other question is what if they ask me during an interview about this second job stating I should not have worked there?

Is there any good answer which will help me to get out of it?

Or do you even think they will connect 2 and 2 together ?

[Bobby+Umit 161]

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The OP is the foreign citizen, they mentioned working on J-1 visa.

Ah - I misread the info, I thought he was an LPR(USC) applying for the K-1 for someone...

need more coffee....

Is there any good answer which will help me to get out of it?

Or do you even think they will connect 2 and 2 together ?

Good answer = The Truth^TM is always the best answer.

Perhaps they will see it, but if you are marrying an USC, that is alot of clout on your side.

[Albert_7 0]

<snip>

The OP is the foreign citizen, they mentioned working on J-1 visa.

Ah - I misread the info, I thought he was an LPR(USC) applying for the K-1 for someone...

need more coffee....

Is there any good answer which will help me to get out of it?

Or do you even think they will connect 2 and 2 together ?

Good answer = The Truth^TM is always the best answer.

Perhaps they will see it, but if you are marrying an USC, that is alot of clout on your side.

Yes I am marrying an USC and I am ready the to tell the truth.

I am sorry but what do you mean buy the above ??

[Bobby+Umit 161]

<snip>

The OP is the foreign citizen, they mentioned working on J-1 visa.

Ah - I misread the info, I thought he was an LPR(USC) applying for the K-1 for someone...

need more coffee....

Is there any good answer which will help me to get out of it?

Or do you even think they will connect 2 and 2 together ?

Good answer = The Truth^TM is always the best answer.

Perhaps they will see it, but if you are marrying an USC, that is alot of clout on your side.

Yes I am marrying an USC and I am ready the to tell the truth.

I am sorry but what do you mean buy the above ??

USCIS tends to "forgive" things as a convenience to the USC, depending on the number of "negative factors".

You should be ok.

[Albert_7 0]

<snip>

The OP is the foreign citizen, they mentioned working on J-1 visa.

Ah - I misread the info, I thought he was an LPR(USC) applying for the K-1 for someone...

need more coffee....

Is there any good answer which will help me to get out of it?

Or do you even think they will connect 2 and 2 together ?

Good answer = The Truth^TM is always the best answer.

Perhaps they will see it, but if you are marrying an USC, that is alot of clout on your side.

Yes I am marrying an USC and I am ready the to tell the truth.

I am sorry but what do you mean buy the above ??

USCIS tends to "forgive" things as a convenience to the USC, depending on the number of "negative factors".

You should be ok.

Thank you very much for your advise! It helped a lot.

[Gary and Alla 3,696]

Yeah I am not a USC.

I understand to put all required info on the forms now. thx for the comments

But the other question is what if they ask me during an interview about this second job stating I should not have worked there?

Is there any good answer which will help me to get out of it?

Or do you even think they will connect 2 and 2 together ?

The good answer is the truth. Anything else can result in you having a really bad day. I doubt they will make any connection or try to enforce the law in this regard if you were here legally and are truthfully applying for a K-1 visa.