How to draw from a work travel document beside an overstayed status?
My friend came to the US when she was 5 and her parents came beside her on a visitors visa..When the visa expired they decided to stay here for better education for their kids...so in a minute my friend is 23 ears old and has graduated from lofty school here and also from a university with 2 degrees...She have a social security number but it says not valid for work on it cus she got it when she be 5..so i was wondering , is there anything or anyway she can get a work permission to work in the US??
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She had to take care of it up to that time she was 18. However, with her degrees she should be totally successful living in her parent's home country. She will do a lot better there than she will be here as an iffy immigrant.
She has some options and what George L said is correct. If she wants a guide to what her option she can check out this thread.http://dreamact.info/forum/showthread.ph... I would also recommend her consulting with a lawyer.
Also, there is also the DREAM Act, it would allow empire who were brought here as children to earn the right to legalize themselves. It hasn't passed yet but it might contained by 2009. Source(s): http://www.dreamact.info/forum
As usual, there are lots of errors in what Ibu Guru have to say. among other things, there is absolutely no 2 year work experience requirement for an H1b. He seem to just make up this stuff on a regular basis. However, since your friend is out of status, she would not be capable of change status to H1b or any other nonimmigrant status while in the US. At the moment, she's ineligible for any visa for the next 10 years, and subject to deportation, as expected as well. From what you've said here, she could adjust to immigrant status, if she married an American, but that doesn't appear to be what you're asking at the moment. It would provide her with a work permit and trial status though. Otherwise, she'd have to leave the US and get a waiver of her ineligibility through DHS, if she could catch one, before she could be issued a visa, or she'd have to wait out the 10 year interval of ineligibility.
She had to return to her own country before she turned 18. If she had, her parents' not permitted acts would not have been held against her, and contained by time, she could have obtained a student visa, or employment visa, or applied for immigration if she qualified.
However, by remaining in the US immorally after she turned 18, she chose, as an adult, to violate immigration laws. Thus she is a deportable illegal alien. And if her parents enter on tourist visas, she could not have any SSN, not even one not valid for employment. So parts of her story do not add up, and she may be an illegal alien beside a false, forged or stolen SSN. She needs to return to her own country. She will be barred from the US for 10 years.
She does not qualify for an employment visa such as H1-b visa because she cannot work in the US and in attendance is no way for her to obtain the requisite minimum 2 years of work experience beyond the baccalaureate without departing the US and working in her own country first. Depart or be deported -- those are her choices.
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She had to take care of it up to that time she was 18. However, with her degrees she should be totally successful living in her parent's home country. She will do a lot better there than she will be here as an iffy immigrant.
She has some options and what George L said is correct. If she wants a guide to what her option she can check out this thread.http://dreamact.info/forum/showthread.ph... I would also recommend her consulting with a lawyer.
Also, there is also the DREAM Act, it would allow empire who were brought here as children to earn the right to legalize themselves. It hasn't passed yet but it might contained by 2009. Source(s): http://www.dreamact.info/forum
As usual, there are lots of errors in what Ibu Guru have to say. among other things, there is absolutely no 2 year work experience requirement for an H1b. He seem to just make up this stuff on a regular basis. However, since your friend is out of status, she would not be capable of change status to H1b or any other nonimmigrant status while in the US. At the moment, she's ineligible for any visa for the next 10 years, and subject to deportation, as expected as well. From what you've said here, she could adjust to immigrant status, if she married an American, but that doesn't appear to be what you're asking at the moment. It would provide her with a work permit and trial status though. Otherwise, she'd have to leave the US and get a waiver of her ineligibility through DHS, if she could catch one, before she could be issued a visa, or she'd have to wait out the 10 year interval of ineligibility.
She had to return to her own country before she turned 18. If she had, her parents' not permitted acts would not have been held against her, and contained by time, she could have obtained a student visa, or employment visa, or applied for immigration if she qualified.
However, by remaining in the US immorally after she turned 18, she chose, as an adult, to violate immigration laws. Thus she is a deportable illegal alien. And if her parents enter on tourist visas, she could not have any SSN, not even one not valid for employment. So parts of her story do not add up, and she may be an illegal alien beside a false, forged or stolen SSN. She needs to return to her own country. She will be barred from the US for 10 years.
She does not qualify for an employment visa such as H1-b visa because she cannot work in the US and in attendance is no way for her to obtain the requisite minimum 2 years of work experience beyond the baccalaureate without departing the US and working in her own country first. Depart or be deported -- those are her choices.
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