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Subject: Re: Husband working without work permit (I-130 form questions) Posted on: Thu, 28 Feb 2008 05:17:32 -0800

Mara wrote:

> He did sign the forms. I think that he didn't fully realize that he was being
> taxed, either

It has nothing to do with being taxed or not taxed. If he is employed,
he is employed.

(stupid, I know, but for a foreigner who knows a different
> system I suppose it makes sense). He is from the Ukraine and is so skeptical
> of government that he thinks it best to try to "lie" to them

No, it is NOT best to lie to them.
When they find out about lies on such minor things (he was using his own
SSN, correct?), it makes them interested in what other false information
might have been given. Additionally, giving false information is
grounds to have everything revoked later.