i 485 and work history

[sam75]

Hi all
Please i need your advice , my english is 50/50 but i try my best to till the story

Im here in the united state since 2002 . I come with my husband and 2 children ( 2 & 5 years old at that time) .
My family here ( mother and 3 brother) all of them US citizen.
When we come here we have a visa 5 year i think its visitor visa .
My old brother alreay file a i 130 for us in (april/19/2001) so ots before the (april 30/2001)family act.

My i 130 approved since that time, last month my priority date current and the visa number available . my lawyer send to uscis chicago lockbox all form for me and my family ( i 485,i 765,i 131) with many paper and documents .
We all do the biometric last week, and now we are in the testing and review stage(uscis case status) for the i 485 form, every thing is ok untill now.

I'm concerned about the work history , my lawyer when he fill all form he eave it blank and answer NO for the question: are u ever work in the united state?
My 3 brother support me and my family since i come here in 2001 and they bay for my rent and also my mom give my a monthly salary . I have a nice and good family all time they take care of me and my husband and my kids.
When we send the backage for uscis also we send affidavit of support from all my 3 brother for each one ( me and the kids and husband) so every one have a 3 affidavit of support coz my old brother( the petitioner) dont mak more than 20.000 last year thats why my lawyer send a three affidavit of support to uscis.

Im think now about my interview. I dont want to lie if they ask me are u ever work or your husband ? , honestly i never work but my husband work sometimes just to feed our kids and me .
As i say i dont like to lie but my lawer already put in the application that we never work .

We dont have SSN by the way .

Please i need your advise what i gave to said if they ask me about this in my interview ?

So if they ask me about work history i till them the truth, but maybe the officer ask why you dont mention that and why you answer NONE in the work history section

I appreciat your time and help

[nicoeppersma]

Hi all
Please i need your advice , my english is 50/50 but i try my best to till the story

Im here in the united state since 2002 . I come with my husband and 2 children ( 2 & 5 years old at that time) .
My family here ( mother and 3 brother) all of them US citizen.
When we come here we have a visa 5 year i think its visitor visa .
My old brother alreay file a i 130 for us in (april/19/2001) so ots before the (april 30/2001)family act.

My i 130 approved since that time, last month my priority date current and the visa number available . my lawyer send to uscis chicago lockbox all form for me and my family ( i 485,i 765,i 131) with many paper and documents .
We all do the biometric last week, and now we are in the testing and review stage(uscis case status) for the i 485 form, every thing is ok untill now.

I'm concerned about the work history , my lawyer when he fill all form he eave it blank and answer NO for the question: are u ever work in the united state?
My 3 brother support me and my family since i come here in 2001 and they bay for my rent and also my mom give my a monthly salary . I have a nice and good family all time they take care of me and my husband and my kids.
When we send the backage for uscis also we send affidavit of support from all my 3 brother for each one ( me and the kids and husband) so every one have a 3 affidavit of support coz my old brother( the petitioner) dont mak more than 20.000 last year thats why my lawyer send a three affidavit of support to uscis.

Im think now about my interview. I dont want to lie if they ask me are u ever work or your husband ? , honestly i never work but my husband work sometimes just to feed our kids and me .
As i say i dont like to lie but my lawer already put in the application that we never work .

We dont have SSN by the way .

Please i need your advise what i gave to said if they ask me about this in my interview ?

So if they ask me about work history i till them the truth, but maybe the officer ask why you dont mention that and why you answer NONE in the work history section

I appreciat your time and help

If you entered the US on a visitor visa and stayed for 5 years, I'm pretty sure that you will be out of status and do not have work authorization.

If you admit to have worked without work authorization in the US, your application may be denied.

[sam75]

i 485 and work history

He is not working as real job , he just volanteer and he get a good tips , in the same time my brother help me and they have good jobs and they all my brother not married they focuse on me and my kids all time , also my mom support me by let me live with here . In the same time shes pld lady and i take care of here, im the only girl in my family thats why even my brother encourge me to come to usa long time ago , and they told me dont worry about any thing we take care of you in every thing , so they have been supporting me all the time , i really have a good brothers and family.
Do you think if i tell that in the interview will convence the officer , im not lie this the truth , that how i survived.

[sam75]

i 485 and work history

No more help ? Please i need your advices

[nicoeppersma]

He is not working as real job , he just volanteer and he get a good tips , in the same time my brother help me and they have good jobs and they all my brother not married they focuse on me and my kids all time , also my mom support me by let me live with here . In the same time shes pld lady and i take care of here, im the only girl in my family thats why even my brother encourge me to come to usa long time ago , and they told me dont worry about any thing we take care of you in every thing , so they have been supporting me all the time , i really have a good brothers and family.
Do you think if i tell that in the interview will convence the officer , im not lie this the truth , that how i survived.

Working for tips constitutes working in the U.S., as tips are seen as income by the IRS...