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You seem to have a problem with lawyers yet you're just quoting some random attorney from alllaw.com to argue for you? I thought that if USCIS actually forgives it then it's perfectly legal and isn't skirting the process or anything of the sort. I didn't have a reason to believe this is illegal, and if I'm really in the wrong then literally no one in this thread actually answered the question and backed it up with sources I've been on this forum off and on for months and people here must have a fetish for leaving snarky or hostile comments. Small percentage actually helps but most new topics I've been seeing from new people are just full of smartasses that aren't there to help. Literally r/immigration and r/USCIS ON REDDIT OF ALL PLACES does better job at giving immigration advice than this forum anymore. What a joke.

I only brought it up because you said that basically giving any advice on this matter on this forum is promoting illegal activities which I found absurd. I just wanted to know if there are any consequences because I couldn't find any evidence that it could be potentially problematic. The other person said that ICE and CBP do not have to forgive but I just can't find any information supporting this.

I'm not allowed to even question a rule on this forum that's based on extremely outdated laws? What does this mean? If you're aware of some consequences that unauthorized work could bring, that's exactly what I asked for. Please share. I genuinely want to know because I found decent arguments for both sides so far but no clear answers.

I'd also have to keep making videos however, so technically you could say I'd be actively working I get that it's literally called unauthorized work but if USCIS actually forgives it for citizen's relatives, is this really promoting illegal activities? I don't know why informing others on this is such a problem on visajourney, people on Reddit and other places seem to inform everybody that's a thing. Like I'm not even taking someone's job at a local company and I'm fine with paying taxes on any income, so who is this harming?

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.