worked in hongkong...police clearance....what if....how would us embassy know?

[emilioako 1]

My fiancee worked in hongkong for 1-1/2 yrs, and we are aware of putting those information on her G-325A. But what if all that info is left out. How would the US Embassy know?...Nothing to hide really, just trying to minimize wait time/delays in getting police clearance. Thanks for any input.

[Ning 619]

My fiancee worked in hongkong for 1-1/2 yrs, and we are aware of putting those information on her G-325A. But what if all that info is left out. How would the US Embassy know?...Nothing to hide really, just trying to minimize wait time/delays in getting police clearance. Thanks for any input.

It may be more convienent to leave it out but its also a huge lie and you know it. Lying equals a minimum 10 year ban or possibly a lifetime bar.

If there's nothing to hide then dont attempt to do so. Do the work and wait like everyone else.

[NigeriaorBust 4,087]

If you leave it out and it is uncovered later , they could remove any inmnigration benefits recieved after that point. Never lie to immigration ( or lie by ommission) it isn't worth the risk of losing everything.

[Pitaya 2,577]

Agree with previous responders.

Be thorough and truthful.

[Shiobhan 235]

Go ahead and get info on time, and procedures toi get Police clearance now to minimize the wait

but tell the truth, what is in the dark usually comes out to light.i

[Hank_ 9,174]

My fiancee worked in hongkong for 1-1/2 yrs, and we are aware of putting those information on her G-325A. But what if all that info is left out. How would the US Embassy know?...Nothing to hide really, just trying to minimize wait time/delays in getting police clearance. Thanks for any input.

Really?

How would they know?

Two seconds of thinking... they look in her passport when she hands it to them..... duh!

[Mogambi 96]

Indeed, there are going to be entry and exit stamps in her passport. Unless she has a new passport without the stamps.

Also, hard to say for certain that the US Embassy doesn't have some access to the computerized system of Philippines Customs.

Would be quite awkward for you to get to your interview having lied, and have them say 'oh so it looks like you were gone from the Ph for 1.5 years?'

100% not worth the risk.

[Jon and Krissy 452]

I agree with all of the above posters. It is a really bad idea to lie, regardless of how small the chances of being caught are, because should you be caught, the consequences would be catastrophic.

[NancyECates 0]

yes i agree all of you guys..tell the truth dont even lie