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wtrav   34

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Hi,

 

I came to the US on a K1 and am currently working on the AOS paperwork. At this time I am still employed in my homecountry but I am not working as I am entitled to 2 years of paid maternity leave that has just started. Will that cause problems for me to adjust status?

 

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To clarify (for future people who might be more knowledgeable than me), you are working remotely for your company located in your home country, and you are claiming 2 years maternity leave from your home country/job?
 

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wtrav   34

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I am only employed on papers in my homecountry - my work contract is still active (I did not quit), but I am not working at all (not even remotely).

 

I am entitled to 2 years maternity leave in my homecountry, which means that I don't have to work at all but I can receive money from the government as support for the baby. My employer will not pay me anything during these 2 years.

 
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