Legal Question in Immigration Law in New Jersey

If you live abroad in your home country while working online for an American company, there should be no U.S. immigration issues - as you will be employed and paid outside of the United States.

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Hi,

You can work legally outside the U.S. for any company irrespective of the location of the company without any problems, and you do not have to pay U.S. taxes unless you are a resident or citizen of the U.S.

If you apply for a visitor or student visa in the future, there could be some slight concern at a U.S. Consulate where you are applying for visa stamp as to whether your true intention is to be employed by a U.S. company when you enter the U.S., but it should still be OK since you would never have violated U.S. immigration laws by accepting employment outside the U.S.

Regards,

Ajay K. Arora, Esq.

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