[leko]

Hello

I am applying for green card via marriage, however we are doing ourselves and do not know what to answer on that field. I have been using tax id to work, and at one point My first digit on that tax id was modified and works as a six in place of the original nine.

Should I disclose that information? Am I getting in trouble for that?

We cannot afford a lawyer at the moment, any help will be appreciated.

Thank you.

[newacct]

If you've never had a social security number, put "none". I don't know what you mean by "using tax id to work". An ITIN is just for filing taxes; it is not for work.

[leko]

I meant to say that I used my Tax ID to pay taxes, On the books that's the number I used as if it was a social, shows on w2. Whenever there's was an application asking for a social I used Tax Identification, sometimes it worked, sometimes it didn't, when it didn't work I used the Tax ID with the first number modified, from the original 9 to a invented 6.

[newacct]

I would say put "none" because you've never been assigned an SSN.

[lawanwadee]

If you mean ITIN, and it is assigned to you, in your name, you should disclose this information. If you pay taxes, it does help.

However, if you used someone else's #, it would hurt you.