Misrepresentation in Visa Application

[kidalipoh]

I really need help. I entered the US on an F1 visa on August 2009. my wife moved over a month before me after winning the GC lottery. We were not married by the time she won the lottery although we lived together. We got married 2 weeks before she immigrated and i went for my F1 interview in August 2009 but did not diclose that i was married.
We filed I 130 Sep 2010 and it was approved Feb 2011. I graduated in May 2011 and now waiting for my OPT card.
I wanted to know the implications of the non-disclosure to my AOS. I am worried although in was unavoidable becease we did not want to involve our families as they wanted her to graduate from university before we got married of which she did in Oct 2009 when we were both here in the US.

[daru786]

I really need help. I entered the US on an F1 visa on August 2009. my wife moved over a month before me after winning the GC lottery. We were not married by the time she won the lottery although we lived together. We got married 2 weeks before she immigrated and i went for my F1 interview in August 2009 but did not diclose that i was married.
We filed I 130 Sep 2010 and it was approved Feb 2011. I graduated in May 2011 and now waiting for my OPT card.
I wanted to know the implications of the non-disclosure to my AOS. I am worried although in was unavoidable becease we did not want to involve our families as they wanted her to graduate from university before we got married of which she did in Oct 2009 when we were both here in the US.

Not sure what to tell you but your choice of word (mis representation) is not correct and very convenient to you. You may get into serious trouble as this is considered hiding or lying.............