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Online job without permit yet!! what to do?

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Kevzil   2

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ONLINE JOB WITOUT GREEN CARD..IS IT ILLEGAL?

hI everyone! I just wanted to hear fom you guys if what is the right thing to do about this online job whick is ESL online tutoial. I don't have my work permit yet so as my green card.wat do u guys think?Should I accept the offer?I know I cant't work yet but i want to earn some money and be useful. I don't want anything that might affect our application!!! Any help will be highly Appreicated!! thank you very much

Inky Grand Master

Inky   1,111

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You cannot legally work without EAD or green card. You already said you know you cant work yet because you don't have either of thos. So don't do it.

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velnoure Apprentice

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They will probably ask for proof that you can work legally - SSN, photo copy of your visa/EAD/green card. If they don't ask for any of those, then I would question the validity of the company, and worst, you may not get paid for your work. It's very risky business.

Kevzil Explorer

Kevzil   2

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You cannot legally work without EAD or green card. You already said you know you cant work yet because you don't have either of thos. So don't do it.

Do you think they can track it out that am working online if I will accept the offer??

or is there any way that will know in the nea future?Because am thinking it's just online so they might not know about it and it is from Beijing, China and payment is straight to my husband's bank account.Thank you very much!

They will probably ask for proof that you can work legally - SSN, photo copy of your visa/EAD/green card. If they don't ask for any of those, then I would question the validity of the company, and worst, you may not get paid for your work. It's very risky business.

Yeah you ae right. This is all new to me but do you think they can track it out that am working online if I will accept the offer??or is there any way that will know in the nea future?Because am thinking it's just online so they might not know about it and it is from Beijing, China and payment is straight to my husband's bank account.Thank you very much!

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Harpa Timsah   13,258

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No, you cannot accept the offer. You are not authorized to work. Yes, USCIS will find out. To lie on the form will get you a lifetime, unwaiverable ban from the US. We tell the truth in this country.

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