always put "NO" even though when u are a spouse of a US Citizen it's forgiven.

Be honest,they not stupid ,they know we can’t survive without working.I said i was working illegally,he said appreciate your honesty.

I confirmed I worked without working permit. they don’t care. They care if you lie, then they can dig dipper. they like honestly

Our lawyer said to say yes because it is forgiven for spouses of US citizens. They know that everyone works under the table.

tnx for the tips guys… what if I am spouse of LPR? will it be forgiven?

I said no, and she said ok and moved along, if it’s no evidence you worked, you can say no

thanks guys 😊

I work illegally but pay taxes so I guess when my turn comes I Have to sat yes

@alecyia exactly... no proof to verify if you worked or not. My lawyer told me to mark NO but in the question about the "overstay" I should say YES and give them the reason why I overstay... but it would be forgive because I'm an immediate relative of a US Citizen. with LPR they won't. it would be more difficult to convince them

there is a question about overstaying? I don’t even remember that one. don’t even know what a good response to that would be

@leslyn if you paid taxes you have to tell the truth because the taxes are proof that you worked

yes I did send in my w2 and 1040 when I file

@neen yes it’s questions about overstaying, now that you have to be honest about because they already know the answer to that.. I told my IO I overstayed and she didn’t question why, she just said ok and went to the next question

ok hun

@bayano Parker excuse me, what is LPR?

@will that’s permanent Resident

@will it's those who aren't Citizen yet