can i work in U.S. on L2 EAD if spouse my who is on L1 went to india?
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If your spouse went to India and no longer has their L-1 status, then you must return with him (or her).  As an L-2, you are only allowed to stay here as long as your L-1 spouse has has his status.  If they still have their L-1 status, and you still have your L-2 status, and you have a valid EAD card, then you can work here legally.
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Are you sure that you can file an I-130 for a MARRIED child?  He's no longer dependent on you - according to the directions for the I-130 that's attached to the actual form, you cannot file for a married dependant.\n\nAnd for the person above me - on the rare occasion that I am on Yahoo! Answers, you are ALWAYS here.  Get a life and stop targeting legal immigrants with questions.  Either that, or offer some educated advice.
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of course. as long as you was born here. she would have to geta  spouse visa and they WILL ask alot of personal problems but contact their website and ask them your self. i doubt they wont let her
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she would need to get documents from the india gov't. hse needs to be legal or wont pass immigration. Hopefully u really are in love and shes not in it to be with an american. My friend was in hungry and now she takes every dime and owns his life. its really sad how they turned out. i hope the best for you and your wife and hope its true
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The previous answer is wrong.\n\nAfter you marry your girlfriend, you can return to the US and file a petition for her.  Since you are an LPR, her immigrant category is F2A, for which the backlog right now is about four and a half years.  Keep an eye on the monthly Visa Bulletin:\nhttp://www.travel.state.gov/visa/frvi/bulletin/bulletin_3086.html
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I doubt if anyone in YA can sponsor your husband. \n\nInstead of asking here, I suggest your husband starts scouting for job sites such as Monster.com http://www.monster.com and find employers who  are looking for someone with his qualifications. If your husband is talented and experienced enough (and no American can fill his position), the company may want to sponsor him. \n\nNote though that your husband has to be extra special for an employer to actually fly to him for the interview.\n\nOtherwise, it might be useful to try to get a tourist visa first. Come to the USA and use that visit as a springboard for interviewing with potential employers. Be careful though when applying for a tourist visa not to mention that your husband is planning to look for work. Once the consul detects that you're planning to work in the US, you will not receive a tourist visa.\n\nSponsoring an alien for employment is not without any expense, both time and resources. The H1B route is quick and you can get your visa in 3 months or even less. But you are allowed to stay for 3 years renewable for another 3 years. \n\nThe better route is immigration through employment, as that leads to green card immediately. But the process is long and tedious as you first have to get a Labor Certification to prove that no American will do the job better. Labor Certification alone can take up anywhere from 2-5 years depending on the backlog in the state. \n\nI suggest you read the following instructions on employment based immigration -- and yes, an employer who will sponsor your husband is the requirement\n\nhttp://travel.state.gov/visa/immigrants/types/types_1323.html
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Many do that & shame on them. You should go to the immigration office, at the US Embassy in India with your proof. They will make copies, listen to you and will punish him, at the INS in America. You could also go on the Internet & find the address of the INS and write them a full letter with your froof of what your husband did. Make sure to write on your letter INS " Investigation Department :. Good luck !
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All visa categories have dependent categories. So if your husband is the primary visa holder (i.e. an H-1, L-1, O-1, etc.) then you can get a dependent visa based on his primary status. \n\nIf your husband is a U.S. citizen already, he can petition for a K-3 spouse visa which will allow you to enter and then immediately apply for residency.\n\nGood luck!
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Yes, you can work. When this happened to us we got an appointment and they put a stamp in our passport that says "processed for I-551. Temporary evidence of lawful admission for permanent residence. Employment Authorized". Also you are supposed to receive a letter that stated that your case is being reviewed. We even used this stamp and letter to travel outside of the US. Just make sure you get an appointment with your local office. We had to go twice to sort this thing out! Good luck!
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Your spouse cannot work in the UK with that visa, she needs a working visa instead. But if you have relative or friends, your spouse could try to ask them for a "black-job" but if she got caught then she has to leave UK right away and coming back is a "mission impossible"
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You can't do that unless the job your husband has for him is in a professional capacity.  In which case he would file for an H1B visa (form I-129) with DHS.  \n\nThey aren't immigrants until they have an immigrant visa or have received status...until then they are aliens.
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The United States does not tax nonresident aliens on income from personal services performed outside the country, regardless of citizenship or residence.  \n\nSection 871 imposes a tax on investment income and compensation from US sources, and income connected with a trade or business carried on by the individual in the United States.\n\nSection 864 provides that the performance of personal services in the US is considered carrying on a trade or business in the US.\n\nSections 861-862 provide that income from personal services has its source where the services are performed.\n\nBased on all these provisions, your wife should not have income from US sources and should not be subject either to income tax or to social security taxes.  \n\nSometimes it is difficult to get employers to accept this, but these are the rules.  Since the employer is a large company they should have experience with this and you should not have any problems.\n\nIf your wife travels to the US on business, then there is a possibility she would be subject to US tax on the compensation attributable to the time she spends working here.\n\nYou should confirm this advice with your tax advisor.
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contact immigration asp, are you an abused spouse??/ divorced?? under 2 yrs in country< can you upgrade your question with more details
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Yes.  It is possible for the employer to apply for a change of status on behalf of the prospective employee.  The applicant may remain in the US in the meantime, but may not begin work until the change os status has been approved.
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Yes.\nYou need to apply in the US.
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YOU FILE IN BOTH STATES.. SEND YOUR W4 TO THE STATE WHERE YOU WORKED IN BOTH CASES..MEANING JOB #1 WAS IN COLORADO FILE THAT W4 IN COLORADO. JOB #2 WAS UTAH FILE THERE WITH THAT W4
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These are some of the dumbest answers I have ever heard..If you have no friggin clue about immigration policies go to a different forum on....lets say...video games! Some people here have legit questions and don't need some stupid A$$ answer like, Uhhh if you marry a USC you will become one...HOW FRIGGIN STUPID ARE YOU??\n\nAnyways, back to the answer: Well you have actually done your homework but unfortunately you don't want to abide by any of the requirements. What I would do to simplify things is to have two weddings..yes, you heard me right! Have one in the U.S. to legalized and qualify the marriage as a Fiance..and at a later date have the big wedding with family in India. Your spouse can petition for the K-1 visa here and will get priority status with the application and should have the visa in a few months. Then you can come to the U.S., get married within 90 days and you are done. You will have a 2 year Conditional status so just keep your nose clean and you will be fine! Just remember, if you leave the U.S. try to be back within 180 days so you will no longer be seeking admission...just in case you have any skeletons that have crept up after becoming married.....