TyBy

at least i am one of few which has the guts to tell the truth about my case in VJ, i have seen in this forum individuals who literally FRAUD the us government(not on papers at least) with VJ members assistance (with same experience), and i'm talking about those who "Fall in love with an american, started the greencard process, got the greencard, and finaly divorced" . . . tell me thats valid....

I have yet to come across a CEO who would be missed. Or even noticed missing.
Put it this way, if you are a young Driver you are going to get charged more for Insurance no matter how wonderful a driver you are.
African applying for a visa is in a similar situation no matter how honest that individual may be.

CEO's are like light bulbs. They can be replaced at anytime. However, a lead engineer, trusted service manager, or an established sales representative, may be that key employee you find hard to replace.

The OP said that an employer told him to work and that the employer would take care of the paperwork. If you are new to a country and given a job opportunity from someone you trust, it is reasonable to take the job with the promise of paperwork (It was probably some kind of start-up). Once the OP realized the employer was full of it, and no paperwork was coming, he left for home. That is something most typical illegal workers would not do.
All the people harping on the OP need to back off.

I believe you are sincere, and it appears you have learned a lesson from this, good luck!

Congratulations. Whatever happens, I'm glad you did the right thing.

Guys, you missing the point. I will totally agree with any of the decisions 'Approved' or 'Denied'... my real victory was cleaning my conscience by apologizing for my actions and get the opportunity to be forgiven

Guys, you missing the point. I will totally agree with any of the decisions 'Approved' or 'Denied'... my real victory was cleaning my conscience by apologizing for my actions and get the opportunity to be forgiven