AOS employment out of stste

[tammy876 0]

I received my ead a month ago and await aos interview, not able to find a job within my state of residence is it ok to take a job in a different state without affecting my aos application

[HollyGolightly 72]

No issue there. You can work out of state with your EAD. Just make sure to inform USCIS about your new address when you move.

[tammy876 0]

Wont be moving, travelling to and from. How will I account for it when filing tax with husband

[Pinkrlion 2,724]

Yep, you can work in DC, VA or surrounding areas.

[abg 25]

Wont be moving, travelling to and from. How will I account for it when filing tax with husband

would not be a problem. many people live in one state and work in another. your tax person would sort it or you could use any tax software on your computer and do it. quite simple.

[Pitaya 2,577]

~Moved from Family-based AOS to Working and Traveling During US Immigration Forum~

~Inquiry about out-of-state employment~

[tammy876 0]

Persons saying its red flag during interview, which I dont think should be. However thanks much guys you and I share the same

[QueenComley 295]

Although I live in Mississippi, I am on a state line for Arkansas and Tennessee. I could be in either state in a matter of 5 minutes. During the process and receiving EAD I was told it was fine to work outside my state. A job is a job after all. My husband works in Tennessee.

Edited May 16, 2014 by QueenComley

[sweet cakes 326]

Thanks for asking this. I am also on the same boat and currently, my job search for my professional background is bringing me to NYC. Not a bad commute from NJ.

[QueenComley 295]

Thanks for asking this. I am also on the same boat and currently, my job search for my professional background is bringing me to NYC. Not a bad commute from NJ.

Your good to go Sweet Cakes

[sweet cakes 326]

Your good to go Sweet Cakes

Thanks QueenComley! I would like to think so too. I have the same uncertainty with that tax thing, same as OP. But instinct tells me that a lot of people does that here anyways. It doesn't help to ask those who have experience too though.

[QueenComley 295]

Thanks QueenComley! I would like to think so too. I have the same uncertainty with that tax thing, same as OP. But instinct tells me that a lot of people does that here anyways. It doesn't help to ask those who have experience too though.

We live in Mississippi, but my hubby has worked in Tennessee for 18 years. He is taxed Mississippi state tax in his pay check, not Tennessee taxes (luckily... because Tennessee tax is ridiculously High).

Edited May 16, 2014 by QueenComley