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NO EAD but offring my servises as volunteer

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Oomer   0

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Hi,

i have my interview later in this month. I do not have my EAD and no social . Current visa status is B1/ B1 and applied for AOS on the basis of marriage.

I have offered myself as Volunteer in a hospital. First of all let me know please, is it legal to be volunteer on B1 or B2?

I have an interview , should i tell interview officer that i am volunteer , is it a positive aspect for interview or negative.??

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Yodrak   7

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I believe that hospital volunteer work is acceptable - it's a good example of the kind of volunteer 'work' that is volunteering and not work.

Yodrak

Hi,

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I have offered myself as Volunteer in a hospital. First of all let me know please, is it legal to be volunteer on B1 or B2?

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Kathryn41   3,205

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You can volunteer as long as it isn't in a job that someone else is doing for pay or you will later do for pay. That is what I was told by an attorney when I investigated volunteering for a cultural facility. Volunteering in a hospital should pose no problems. Good for you.

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