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Unauthorized Employment filing AOS!!!!!!

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Hi,

 I worked for lyft using my own social security as a F-1 student that I got from the school for two years. I'm trying to marry my US citizen girlfriend and file AOS. My question is can I still keep working unauthorized while my AOS is pending thinking it will be forgiven because I need to pay some bills or should I stop working before filing the forms? Also I'll be out of status in two weeks cause I have decided I need a break from school to pay in state tuition, that is when I'm planning to file exactly in two weeks

Thank you!!! 

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4 minutes ago, johndoe0357 said:

Hi,

 I worked for lyft using my own social security as a F-1 student that I got from the school for two years. I'm trying to marry my US citizen girlfriend and file AOS. My question is can I still keep working unauthorized while my AOS is pending thinking it will be forgiven because I need to pay some bills or should I stop working before filing the forms? Also I'll be out of status in two weeks cause I have decided I need a break from school to pay in state tuition, that is when I'm planning to file exactly in two weeks

Thank you!!! 

Answers will be the same as your previous thread

 

 

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9 minutes ago, johndoe0357 said:

Thank you, but this is a different question asking about if i can still work while my AOS is pending?

Working without proper authorization (EAD) is not legal. 

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*** Thread closed. The discussion can be continued in OP's other thread that was posted. Please do not create multiple threads regarding the same topic.

 

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