When immigrating, what is the cost for have worked criminally contained by the US surrounded by days gone by?
My husband (an American) has filed an I-130 petition for me (a Belarusian) to immigrate to the United States. I am filling out the DS-230 and I see that they ask nearly past employment. Nine years ago when I was in the US on a B1/B2 visa I worked unlawfully as a waitress and hotel maid for 1 year.
Of course I will disclose this on the DS-230. Please, does any one know what will the penalty be? Will they deny my immigration application? That would be horrible: my husband and daughter are both American.
We currently live/work in Austria and are applying at the US Embassy in Vienna. Once we are competent, we will move, as a family, to the US permanently.
Thank you for your advice.
Answers:
being denied visa and being deported
I believe you will be denied based on your crooked work when you were in this country before. They may not want to distribute you another chance, and therefore, you could be banned for energy.
Your husband and child will have to get used to living in your own country next to you.
There might be some adverse consequences or you may be forgiven. One important item will be how long you overstayed when you were working minus permission. Did you stay in the U.S. for a year or more longer than authorized?
When you were hired at the hotel, did they ask you for evidence that you be allowed to work in the U.S.? What did you show them? A fake green card? A U.S. birth certificate within someone else's name? A fake Social Security card? That's important.
Did you pay cheque income taxes on your earnings? When was the last time you be in the U.S.? All these issues need to be addressed. The more honest you are give or take a few them, the better are your chances for forgiveness.
You will be punished by being forced to buy a house you can't afford. In the first name of fairness of course!
If the visa is denied due to your despoliation, you should be able to receive a waiver. The consul will advise you of the procedure. Source(s): uscis.gov
Being denied a visa, person deported, and banned from any travel to the US for 10 years.
More than likely, your application will be denied and a ban imposed.
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Of course I will disclose this on the DS-230. Please, does any one know what will the penalty be? Will they deny my immigration application? That would be horrible: my husband and daughter are both American.
We currently live/work in Austria and are applying at the US Embassy in Vienna. Once we are competent, we will move, as a family, to the US permanently.
Thank you for your advice.
Answers:
being denied visa and being deported
I believe you will be denied based on your crooked work when you were in this country before. They may not want to distribute you another chance, and therefore, you could be banned for energy.
Your husband and child will have to get used to living in your own country next to you.
There might be some adverse consequences or you may be forgiven. One important item will be how long you overstayed when you were working minus permission. Did you stay in the U.S. for a year or more longer than authorized?
When you were hired at the hotel, did they ask you for evidence that you be allowed to work in the U.S.? What did you show them? A fake green card? A U.S. birth certificate within someone else's name? A fake Social Security card? That's important.
Did you pay cheque income taxes on your earnings? When was the last time you be in the U.S.? All these issues need to be addressed. The more honest you are give or take a few them, the better are your chances for forgiveness.
You will be punished by being forced to buy a house you can't afford. In the first name of fairness of course!
If the visa is denied due to your despoliation, you should be able to receive a waiver. The consul will advise you of the procedure. Source(s): uscis.gov
Being denied a visa, person deported, and banned from any travel to the US for 10 years.
More than likely, your application will be denied and a ban imposed.
Resolved Questions:
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Immigration put somebody through the mill going on for form I-864?
I will be filling this form in January so I will have my 3 most recent W2's. My cross-question is if I only worked 6 months for my 08' year, could my employer write a letter stating what I would have made surrounded by a year (12 month period) so I can meet...