10-year background check?
 

I've recently graduated and obtained work in my field, but the job requires a background check and there's a form that requires me to provide all of the places I've been employed at for the last 10 years. The thing is, I've only had DACA for 3 years and everything before that was with a fake social. Should I provide the places where I worked with a fake social or simply omit those and say I was unemployed all of that time?

I don't want to lie, but I feel if I tell the truth, it would be basically be admitting to doing something that would automatically disqualify me from the job. Any have to deal with something like this before? Any help or advice would be great. Thank you!

Re: 10-year background check?
 

Damn bro, I don't think you should take the risk.

Lying is disqualification from DACA / any possible immigration applications.

Re: 10-year background check?
 

Just submit the last 3 years you legally worked.

Re: 10-year background check?
 

I've been through a couple background checks, and I am pretty sure they wont ask around to see if you used different SSNs on previous employments.

In my case, I believe they contacted my former employers to ask if I truly worked there and if i was a good employee.

Re: 10-year background check?
 

True.

I added like 3 jobs I worked under the table but 1 screw me over. He decided to say he did not know me nor that I worked there. I still ended up getting the internship.

Just make sure they got your back.