Is it necessary to apply for an EAD in order to work if I am on E-2 spouse visa? My I-94 will expire in Jan. 2024. What other options do I have?
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Bernard P Wolfsdorf
Find EB-5 Visa Lawyers: Immigration Attorneys DirectorySpouse can work incidental to E-2 derivative status.
Lynne Feldman
Find EB-5 Visa Lawyers: Immigration Attorneys DirectoryAn E-2 spouse may work incident to status. Your entry document should say E-2S.
Dennis Tristani
Find EB-5 Visa Lawyers: Immigration Attorneys DirectoryE-2 spouses can work incident to status, which means they simply have to be present in the U.S. in valid E-2 status and they are eligible to work without an EAD.
Stephen Berman
Find EB-5 Visa Lawyers: Immigration Attorneys DirectoryIt appears that E-2 spouses can work in the U.S. without a work permit, incident to status.
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