Andrea

If i get married with an american girl.....could I start to work legally in
the USA while I'm waiting my VISA?

meauxna

Maybe.
These sorts of things depend on more information than you gave.

Noorah101

Your question is pretty vague. Can you be more specific? What visa would you be applying for? On what basis would you be in the USA? Are you currently inside or outside the USA, and if inside, what's your status here?

Rene

Martijn

Wow, that is a whole lot of missing info. :D

You will only be allowed to work if you have either a visa which allows
you to work. Regular tourist visas and visa waiver don't allow you to
work.

Assuming you get married, you will have to go through the same syste
everyone does, and can not work untill you get a Employment
Authorization Document. Untill then, you are NOT supposed to work, and
violating this rule might give you a lot of trouble further down the
road.

Expect not to be able to work for a good couple of months.

Just Jenney

Despite -- or perhaps BECAUSE OF -- the lack of information in your post, I'm going to take a wild guess and say "no".

~ Jenney

Folinskyinla

Hi:

Taking a hint from your screen name -- you might want to look at what is called "DOMA" or the "Defense Of Marriage Act" which takes clear aim to attack certain marriages.

Wildandcrazy0525

Folinskyinla something tells me (other than the posts you've put on the board) that your a lawer cause I was just about to say no not without a visa and had totally missed the name!! Well spotted sir!

Wild

meauxna

lol, I just figured it's a 'he' posting from 'her' computer!

Elvira

Or he could be Italian? Andrea in Italy is a guy's name...

Rete

Oh my and all you had to do was look at his signature line ... it couldn't be clearer what he chose as a career choice in life.

Just Jenney

Ooh, you beat me to it!

Dana, Leslie, Blake, Courtney, Ashley, Meredith, Car(e)y, Stac(e)y, Bailey, Harley, Kendall, Cameron, Hunter, Taylor, Casey, Jamie, Morgan, Hil(l)ary, etc......

Some common "unisex" names, to name but a few (no pun intended).

Dana Carvey may have dressed up to be the "Church Lady" but even then his name doesn't make him a woman!

~ Jenney

Folinskyinla

Hi:

Shirley Temple converted "Shirley" into a "unisex" name. You left out "Carroll" [Carroll O'Conner]. Other than Marion Hargrove, I've never heard of Marion used by a guy. As to the OP, I've never heard of Andrea used by a guy and always thought of it as a version of "Andrew" -- but a certain faulty piece of California real estate goes by the name of SAN [not Santa] Andreas.

Hence the use of the term "hint" -- I wasn't sure.

Elvira

John Wayne?

Folinskyinla

Point well taken. Mr. Wayne changed his name but Private Hargrove did not.

Bob

never heard those being used for blokes name before...they must have it rough