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Can i work in USA with an american passeport ?

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romain312   0

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Hi there !

Me and my girlfriend both live in France.

We got married few months ago.

My girlfriend got an american passeport due to her mother who is born in USA.

Is she able to work in the USA without filing any form or visa ?

Thanks a lot :)

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Max1gk   68

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Hi there !

Me and my girlfriend both live in France.

We got married few months ago.

My girlfriend got an american passeport due to her mother who is born in USA.

Is she able to work in the USA without filing any form or visa ?

Thanks a lot :)

of course romain! She's in every aspect a United States Citizen so no visas or permit whatsoever to live and work in the US :)

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If she already has her SSN then yes. If not, she will need to get this but it only takes a short time for a US citizen to get it. Not sure if she can apply while living outside the US though.

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Hi there !

Me and my girlfriend both live in France.

We got married few months ago.

My girlfriend got an american passeport due to her mother who is born in USA.

Is she able to work in the USA without filing any form or visa ?

Thanks a lot :)

she cannot work because she has an american passport..

she can work and live in the USA because she is an american citizen...

no forms or visa required

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of course romain! She's in every aspect a United States Citizen so no visas or permit whatsoever to live and work in the US :)

Sorry romain,It's true,I forgot to say that she needs to apply for a social security number as soon as she moves there, in order to work. Regarding entering the US she needs no visa since she holds a US Passport already. Good luck

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Romain,

assuming you are a French citizen, do you need a special visa or permission in order to work in France, or can you work in France because you have a French passport?

Now replace "French" and "France" with "US" and you have your answer.

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add a SSN, she can work in USA, no problem. Refer her to the I-9 form, study the instructions.

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no, she must fulfill doc requirements listed on the I-9 to be eligible to work in USA.

check it again ?

Sometimes my language usage seems confusing - please feel free to 'read it twice', just in case !
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