Should I Tell USCIS That I Will Be Working in the U.S.?

This week we had an interesting post in our Facebook group Immigrant Home. The post mentioned that when you are applying for a spouse visa, you should tell the immigration officer that you have no intention of working in the U.S., which is wrong.

This Administration will deny you if they think that you will become a public charge. By telling them that you won't work, they will think you are at risk of being a public charge and can deny you.

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