Nash

Dear Ingo
In the question that I asked earlier a new question came up with your reply:

    >>>Incidentally, her F-1 status ended when the I-485 was filed by her
husband (which is not
a problem, just you need to be aware of it).

Does one need to file a labor certification or something else for her in
this case or she should just wait for her EAD, ravel documents etc...
Thanks

Ingo Pakleppa

On Fri, 16 May 2003 13:52:43 -0500, Nash wrote:

    > Dear Ingo
    > In the question that I asked earlier a new question came up with your reply:
    >
    >>>>Incidentally, her F-1 status ended when the I-485 was filed by her
    > husband (which is not
    > a problem, just you need to be aware of it).
    >
    > Does one need to file a labor certification or something else for her in
    > this case or she should just wait for her EAD, ravel documents etc...
    > Thanks

She needs to work for the travel document. An LC for her would be
pointless because she already has an I-485 pending based on her husband.

Actually, if the husband's job is very shaky, then an LC can be kind of an
insurance; her own job could then serve as basis for a new I-485 later.

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