Legal Question in Immigration Law in Georgia

To be able to work legally in the United States and earn income, your wife must apply and obtain a valid EAD first. A L-2 is able to do so.

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Hi,

Your wife is eligible to file for EAD. Once she has applied for and received EAD, she can legally work anywhere without restrictions.

L1 status is employer specific. You can receive compensation only from the L1 employer. You cannot legally be compensated otherwise.

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