At the LC stage, We DO NOT verify whether you worked without authorization or had unlawful status in the U.S. EB-3 unskilled positions do not require any relevant work experience, which means that we can leave the work history section blank on the LC.

However, even though disclosing prior work history is not required on the LC, you may need to disclose your prior work history later in the green card application process. It is your responsibility to let us know if you have accrued more than 180 days of working without authorization in the U.S. and/or unlawful status since your last entry. An attorney can then review whether there will be immigration consequences after the LC stage. If you do not notify us that you have more than 180 days of working without authorization or unlawful status in the U.S., this could impact your green card strategy in the future.