G-325a

[P A U L]

what should I write on this form if there is no paper trail regarding employment and have been paid under the table...working at an underground poker house.

[wavedom]

I would guess that not telling the truth on an immigration form is worse than being paid under the table. If you are the immigrant and the work took place outside the US, I don't believe it would be held against you. I don't see any reason why they even would try to verify the employment history for K1 applicants.

[P A U L]

I would guess that not telling the truth on an immigration form is worse than being paid under the table. If you are the immigrant and the work took place outside the US, I don't believe it would be held against you. I don't see any reason why they even would try to verify the employment history for K1 applicants.

no, i'm a us cit, the fiancee is Russian, and worked under the table in Korea. and the problem USCIS/NVC might have with that is the fact that korea is about the only country in the world that exports prostitutes, and Russia is legendary for its mail order brides... i don't want the CIS/NVC profiling my fiancee... she is a Korean born in Russia.

we're both korean, we're both the same age, and i don't want this petition falling through because of her work history.

[wwwmg]

no, i'm a us cit, the fiancee is Russian, and worked under the table in Korea. and the problem USCIS/NVC might have with that is the fact that korea is about the only country in the world that exports prostitutes, and Russia is legendary for its mail order brides... i don't want the CIS/NVC profiling my fiancee... she is a Korean born in Russia.

we're both korean, we're both the same age, and i don't want this petition falling through because of her work history.

You are going to have to put that under the occupation on G-325a for your fiancee. Even you put something else, they may ask her to produce evidence/proof during the interview. Is gambling legal in Korea? I guess it's much better than prostitution. They may understand the economic hardship for people in Korea.

Don't worry about the profiling... that's why they have the interview. Just tell the truth as much as possible, they've seen thousand of people and are trained to see if someone lying within the first minute of the interview.

[P A U L]

i asked a lawyer, she said tell the truth. the only thing USCIS is looking for is a bona fide relationship, she won't be a charge to the U.S government, and that she isn't diseased.