CopperSkilletBoy

Well, just a little update:
 
I sent a notarized and signed letter of intent to withdraw the petition to the embassy, and also, to the most likely POE CBP office. 
 
Even though part of me still loves her and thanks her for the memories, I just like tying loose ends. Another reason that I want to cancel her visa is I don't want her showing up at my door and begging me to take her back. Also, her mother is here on an expired visa since like 2008 ish so yeah...
 
We caused each other so much emotional pain within the past month and she was not willing to keep her promises when it came to our future plans we initially mapped out before submitting the I-129F. She didn't want to compromise and respect my decisions, so seeing that this is not the way I want to live, I just stopped it before it was too late.

  We were not meant to be together, and I was man enough to admit it before marriage. There was no point in continuing further and ruining both of our lives. 
 
I should've payed more attention to red flags, and I was a moron to keep forgiving her tantrums and believing her apologies and promises to treat me better. I guess now I know why they say "Love is Blind". I have forgiven her, and I just want to forget her and move on with my life.
 

Things like immigration are when tax evasion come back to bite ya!

That doesn't justify tax evasion. Paying Uncle Sam is the duty of every American and US resident.
 
The obvious drawback, other than risk of fines, fees,and accrued interest (or worse), is that the unreported income does not exist as far as the government knows. So it won't qualify for immigration purposes.
The assets can be listed for consideration (not the cash unless you deposit it). That said, such a deposit would likely draw attention as to its source on the documentation to use said assets. And $7,000 in the bank is only the equivalent of $2,333 in income (3:1 rule).

Keep in mind that the incomes aren't summed up, he needs to be able to sponsor her regardless of your income, but you'll still have to be the primary sponsor.
 
Also, K-1 is the first step, you're looking at a couple grand for AOS, then a grand for ROC. Something to keep in mind...

The state does not matter.  It is federal.  Your current income is <125% of the federal poverty level for two.  What would your plan be for that requirement?  As for the 100% requirement at the embassy level, you may want to inquire on the Ukraine forum.  Some embassies are tougher than others on the public charge issue.  Maybe others who went through Kyiv can weigh in here.

Yeah, you're right it is 115%. Who would have thought that I would have fallen in love with a woman from another country. Ha! Well I suppose all I can do is have my brother Joint Sponsor me and start the process.