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Like, for example the one her husband would have if he were working as a camp counselor for the summer. That would allow her to work.
Assuming you are talking about J1. His J1 does not allow her to work. She can apply for EAD as J2. Is it worth the fee, the wait and will she find a job for the few remaining weeks?
L-2 visa and J-2 visa are two examples of Dependent Visas given to spouses where they are allowed to work. They can get EAD for that category.
This lady on H-4 visa should know that H-4 is not a legal immigrant. It is just a Dependent Visa. Either wait for Green card or she can join a University on F-1 Visa and she can work there for 20 hours per week On-Campus.
Not for Rashi Bhatnagar. She wants to open a home-goods business and says she has an "entrepreneurial spirit." But even though she's been legally living in the United States for almost six years, that's only a pipe dream.
The article is taking advantage of the fact that the vast majority of Americans think foreigners in the U.S. are either legal immigrants or illegal immigrants. They lack the concept of legal non-immigrants.
The article is taking advantage of the fact that the vast majority of Americans think foreigners in the U.S. are either legal immigrants or illegal immigrants. They lack the concept of legal non-immigrants.
Totally untrue ... a vast number of Americans understand the concept of legal non-immigrants but think the programs should be abolished when there are Americans out of work.
Totally untrue ... a vast number of Americans understand the concept of legal non-immigrants but think the programs should be abolished when there are Americans out of work.
Americans out of work does not mean work force for niche positions.
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Which visa would that be?
