Remote Unauthorized Work on K1 visa

[Rocio0010 5,579]

Here’s the thing: 

If I were in your shoes, and If I have to be digging to find the answer I want (which might or might not be accurate or legal), then my gut would tell me it’s better not to do it altogether. I like simplicity and peace of mind. But that’s just me.

And with regards to attorneys, this is an immigration forum where most people DIY. And literally every day I read posts where lawyers mess up big time, and the worst is, they are not accountable. Take it for what it is. 

Edited March 26, 2023 by Rocio0010
Added some context

[SteveInBostonI130 3,432]

20 hours ago, throaway4258702 said:

I entered US on K1 visa and got married, will I be in trouble for unauthorized work during adjustment of status process?

 

I'm aware any work is considered unauthorized until I receive my EAD through the AOS process, but I've read a lot of forums, saying that it will be forgiven because I'm an immediate relative of a US citizen (my spouse), as long as I don't lie about it. Is this true? I'm frankly just confused at this point because I can't find a 100% guarantee that I won't get in trouble for this. We planned for this but still could use extra income.

I know it doesn't matter that much but I get ad revenue off YouTube, so it's strictly remote and I'm not employed anywhere in US or otherwise.

 

There is no 100% guarantee that you will not get into trouble.

 

The K1 has rules and stipulations, and one of them is not being authorized to work, on premise or remotely.  

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