employment based ma i485 apply garda 3-4 barsa agadi ko unauthorized employment (check ma kaam garya) mention garne ki na garne. garyo vani reject na garyo vani tha paucha ki? any experience ? sabai approve vayo aba i485 baki cha, TANAB!
abc000 · Sep 16, 2019 1:49 PM · 17,834 views
Na garnea bro. EB3 (Professionals) lai Bacholers degree bhayea pugcha. https://www.uscis.gov/working-...
Jonny · Sep 16, 2019 2:52 PM
bro my question is about unauthorized employment, not about the requirement of bachelor degree. I have approved perm and i140. i485 baki cha.
abc000 · Sep 16, 2019 4:49 PM
Your concern is very valid, however, i have seen people not mention about unauthorized work (worked using SSN when you were on F1 and so on..) while filing I-485 and they got their LPR. But if you don;t want to take risk and have stamping, your best option is to fly out to Canada or somewhere close by for a day, that gives you new I-94. That way you have clean slate. Out of curiosity, when did you last travel outside US ? If you have not done any unauthorized work after your last arrival, you have nothing to worry about.
Far Western · Sep 17, 2019 9:26 AM
thanks far western. i last traveled out in 2013. and the job i was talking about was done in 2015(just for 4 months but still a concern) . i cant go out now since i have pending i485 and no other visa to return back. just looking for someone who has been through similar situation. Last edited: 17-Sep-19 02:32 PM
abc000 · Sep 17, 2019 2:29 PM
Got it. Honestly, if i were you I would not even mentioned unauthorized work ( i have personally seen people do that) . Here is the reason, if you put that information in your application then they will have to act....makes sense? if you don't then considering the kind of work load they have chances are very slim that they will find out about it. Don;t think too much, plus you don;t really have option.
Far Western · Sep 17, 2019 3:31 PM
I did not mention any when applying for my GC. I got my GC recently and did not run into any issues.
sm5275 · Sep 17, 2019 10:34 PM
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