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Yes, once you have an EAD as part of a green card application, you can do anything - but just make sure that this work is consistent/isn't inconsistent with the
by proberts 8y ago
Yes, once you have an EAD as part of a green card application, you can do anything - but just make sure that this work is consistent/isn't inconsistent with the basis of your green card application. What's the basis, if I may ask?
- whoisjuan 8y agoMy Green Card application is a (EB3-> User Experience Designer) and I have an unmonetized website with a good amount of traffic. I want to monetize (getting Ads income, potentially setting a content subscription) it without jeopardizing my H1-B. Is this consistent?
- proberts 8y agoAnd you'll remain with the sponsoring employer? If so, then no issues.
- meguv 8y agoPiggybacking on this question, can you have a secondary source of income (e.g. from a website) if you're on an H1B but have not applied for a green card yet? More specifically, at what point of your status can you start earning money legally from another source?
- proberts 8y agoSo, selling something every now and then (like your car or used furniture, etc>0 is permissible but when it becomes a business (a grey line admittedly), it requires work authorization.
- whoisjuan 8y agoYes. Remaining with my sponsoring employer. Thanks for the clarification.