When can you start working after your K1 visa arrives???

[...... 0]

hey there!!!

I read that after you move to the U.S and get married, it takes about three months before you can actually start working.

Would anyone know when you can starting working after you arrive in the U.S

Edited August 27, 2009 by Mary And Jim

[thepizzadude 26]

hey there!!!

I read that after you move to the U.S and get married, it takes about three months before you can actually start working.

Would anyone know when you can starting working after you arrive in the U.S

As soon as you marry, submit your AOS and EAD paperwork and receive your EAD in the mail. This is supposing you get a SS card before marriage, if not then after you receive the EAD then your SS card your good to go.

Edited August 27, 2009 by thepizzadude

[Krikit 1,163]

Moving from AOS forum to Working Prior to GC forum.

[ccndyeth 0]

ANd that takes 3 months or so..

[Old Dominion 26]

By law, USCIS has only 90 days to issue the work permit after the application is filed. So it can't take any longer, and won't be much sooner.

[Carlawarla 1]

hey there!!!

I read that after you move to the U.S and get married, it takes about three months before you can actually start working.

Would anyone know when you can starting working after you arrive in the U.S

Advise given above is correct. I would like to point out that you may be eligible for EI. Come over to the Canada Forum, where there is a pinned section at the top of that Forum called EI and read if you're eligible, and how to go about applying for it.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=8

Thread is 16 pages long, but you might just find the information in the last few pages. If not, ask questions about EI and eligibility in the Forum and someone can respond.

Welcome to VJ and don't forget to visit the Canada forum anyway! Lots of pertinent information relevant to just Canadians immigrating to the US.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showforum=93

[Omark 3]

hey there!!!

I read that after you move to the U.S and get married, it takes about three months before you can actually start working.

Would anyone know when you can starting working after you arrive in the U.S

As soon as you marry, submit your AOS and EAD paperwork and receive your EAD in the mail. This is supposing you get a SS card before marriage, if not then after you receive the EAD then your SS card your good to go.

I already have a SS card since i have attended school in the US.You think i will get a new number or i can start working on the same one i already have? as soon as i get my EAD?

[payxibka 10,044]

hey there!!!

I read that after you move to the U.S and get married, it takes about three months before you can actually start working.

Would anyone know when you can starting working after you arrive in the U.S

As soon as you marry, submit your AOS and EAD paperwork and receive your EAD in the mail. This is supposing you get a SS card before marriage, if not then after you receive the EAD then your SS card your good to go.

I already have a SS card since i have attended school in the US.You think i will get a new number or i can start working on the same one i already have? as soon as i get my EAD?

SSN's are issued for LIFE.... The only thing you need to do is to keep SSA up to date on your immigration status... (ie..non-resident, resident, citizen)

[Omark 3]

hey there!!!

I read that after you move to the U.S and get married, it takes about three months before you can actually start working.

Would anyone know when you can starting working after you arrive in the U.S

As soon as you marry, submit your AOS and EAD paperwork and receive your EAD in the mail. This is supposing you get a SS card before marriage, if not then after you receive the EAD then your SS card your good to go.

I already have a SS card since i have attended school in the US.You think i will get a new number or i can start working on the same one i already have? as soon as i get my EAD?

SSN's are issued for LIFE.... The only thing you need to do is to keep SSA up to date on your immigration status... (ie..non-resident, resident, citizen)

Yes i have already provided SSN with the K-1 application.It was valid for employement,so i guess it will remain the same when i change status..... Thank you for ur suggestion.