I lied in my H1 visa interview & wrote unmarried in form for H1b while I was married on that day- pl help?
952387
How many more times will you ask this question?  Twice here, and also as "Monsoon05" and as "Answer pleasee"? Do you think the answer will change? And I notice you're stealing from your wife, too - you are pretty good at lying and playing games with the system. \n\nWhen people write to complain that they can't get a visa to come to the US, or there are long delays in their cases, it is because of people like you who have intentionally lied to get some sort of immigration benefit from the US government.\n\nYou lied that you were not married so it would be easier to get an H1b visa, then you bought a fraudulent marriage certificate to support your claim, then you applied for your wife to come to the US and now she is leaving you and you are afraid of your past deeds - good! You are an example of everything that is wrong with our immigration system - the loop holes and technicalities that are exploited by citizens of other countries, who then enter the US and lie again to get other benefits to which they are not entitled, then cheat on their taxes, so that someone else is paying for everything. In this case, I hope for nothing more, or less, than karma.
1160787
No, you are dealing with the government, go and fill out their darn form. during the interview, explain to the person how you have been looking for work as well as the job , date and time you sent an application, it would help if you had had an interview and was turned down.
219419
You can call the companies for which you worked and verify the dates with them.  Try the H.R. offices, they get those requests all the time.
78838
There aren't that many choices.  You're obviously not "married filing jointly" or "married filing separately."  \n\nIf you were divorced on Dec 31, you each file as single since that's what you are.  One of you may qualify to file as "head of household."
384631
Your wife can file an I-130 immigrant visa petition with the local BCIS (formerly INS) for you. You will fall in IR-1 or immediate relative category. Since you are already in U.S you also need to file form I-485 application for adjustment of status to that of a permanent resident. Be sure that you have not at any time been out of status (lived illegally) or entered into an illegal employment otherwise BC IS will deny your adjustment of status application and will ask you to go to your home country to obtain an immigrant visa.\n\nThe documents that go with your I-130 petition are your marriage certificate and proof of termination of any previous marriages of petitioner (your wife) and beneficiary (you).  Once I-130 is approved BC IS will schedule an interview with you. At that time your petitioner will submit an affidavit of support along with last 3 years tax returns (1040), bank statement and proof of employment of the petitioner.  If everything is in order and the bonafides of your marriage are verified you will be adjusted to LPR (legal permanent resident)
732965
You just need an employer in the USA willing to sponsor you for an H1-B visa. This employer needs to give you a job and justify that they cannot find people with your kind of experience and that this employment is temporary. This employer may even pay for your legal fees or ask you to pay. Anyway, that is it. This is done all the time. No need of an American citizen's help.
322128
The most common form would be to use Form 8892.  At the top of the form, it asks questions, so depending on your situation and how you answer the questions, you may need to use a different form that it will tell you to use.\n\nHope this helps, and Good Luck.
760045
You are the sponsor, you are petitioning based on marriage: if not married then you can not be the sponsor/petitioner.\nBut some more details: When did you file for him and was this your first interview? If so, then he was given a conditional status or resident alien. Conditional on you maintaining a true marriage for the next two or three years.\nIf not married that condition is not statisifed.\n\nHOWEVER, if you have been married for 8 years and filed a while ago, then he may already be past the conditional status and can press the petition forward himself.\n\nRemember that marriage fraud is a crime and punishbable by a BIG fine and prison time.
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If your wife reports you, your visa will be cancelled for lying and you will be deported. There's no question about that. Lying on a visa application form is always grounds for refusal.\n\nAnd yes, they keep track of your verbal answers, too, which means you lied twice: once on paper and once in the verbal interview. But once is enough to get yourself sent home.
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and what.\n..if you have legal documents to work what is your problem  \nAre they trying to send you back to where you are from which l might add you do not say?\nYou need to rewrite your question so we can help answer you and steer you in the right direction...
397210
Technically there is an employer sponsorship option, where your employer can sponsor you for Permanent Residency. However in practice I found it worthless. They will have to provide copies of advertisements they posted for a period of 6 months trying to find a US citizen to do the job, and list the reasons why they didn't hire anyone. Also getting a company to file and pay for the paperwork is nearly impossible - they will also have to state that as a sponsor they will reimburse the Govnt for any costs incurred through Social Security etc if you should be out of work for any reason. Your best bet is to marry a US citizen and file with your spouse!
930862
Submit a copy of your federal tax return (the one where you filed as married).  This is a legal document with both your signatures on it.  It is illegal to lie on your taxes.  Also find out what the Ohio rules for common law marriage are, some states are very strict and some states aren't.\n\nContact an attorney who specializes in workplace disputes, they can probably find you the right resources also.\n\nAlso check out Ohio Law Chapter 3105.12 it defines the Evidence of Marriage (in the divorce section).  It has specific rules that you must meet in order for the common law marriage of another state to be recognized in their (Ohio) court system.
963476
There is no form, you make the application manually according to the instructions on the immigration website.  And be careful, the instructions change every year and you have to follow them exactly.
632242
The consulate will give you a hard time in getting a B1 visa if you have already applied for an H1. I would recommend that you utilize the premium processing service to get your H1 adjudicated quickly, and then apply for the B1/B2 for a very temporary period (and be very specific as to dates). Since the H1B will not issue until October 1, you should be ok if you follow that route.
15001
y dont you go to immiagration services they might be able to help you better....i mean you were married so automatically i think the person is a citizen or isnt subject to deportation. if all else fails contact maury or whoever
726055
Without knowing your particular details, there is no way I could give you a proper answer. You ought to check out the immigration website for more information.\nThat said, what I can tell you is this: please make sure your paperwork is complete. Any missing information will slow things down and may even raise some suspicions no matter how unwarranted. Also, it can be very tiring having to wait for what seems like ever and so the temptation to phone immigration to try and find out the status of your file is everpresent. A few friends of ours who have undergone this process have told us not ever to phone immigration on a regular basis as they do not appreciate having people bug them. Government is usually slow but they do get the job done as quickly as they can.
824547
Well by just arrived, does that mean you are here on a temp Visa? \n\nMy husband is from London, he came here on a temp Visa and then we got married. Your best bet is to contact an immigration lawyer. \n\nPlease, do it legally.