An au pair applied for the nanny job I advertised

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The agency doesn't care. I've learned more things from my current AP when her friends have gone into rematch. Apparently, agencies issue a plane ticket if you successfully complete your year, but never follow up on whether you were on the plane. If you end up in rematch and the agencies aren't responsible for your plane ticket, they tell you to go home, but don't really do anything more. So yes, I do think this is an issue that agencies are ignoring, so maybe if the DoS got more reports, they would do something about the agencies...

I do confirm. No one is checking will the Au pair take the flight back. Senior LCCs don't minitor last day of work of the Au pairs . Can you believe that?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:How are you going to proove that she's an Au pair? Btw that's how it ends because stipend is low.

That's a naive answer. That's how it ends because people come to the USA and either never plan to go back home, or they meet someone and then decide to overstay. People will work for peanuts for the opportunity to stay in this country. If they are so unhappy and underpaid, they can always pack up and go home. But no, they decide to stay and work illegally. Your answer makes no sense.

OP, I have been in your situation. AP or not, you will have people living here illegally responding to your post. Unless you make it your mission to report them, let it go. Put on your profile that you intend to pay on the books and none of them will answer your ad.

Even if she's a current Au pair she want to do side gig because she is aware that she can make more per hour comparing with hour wage as an Au pair. Probably she is bored like most educated Au pairs after universities. As an Au pair you can't afford much and you are not always welcomed being with hosts.

[Anonymous]

Sure report her. It will go into a black hole at the Dept of state.

[Anonymous]

At least she decided to do nanny job as a side gig not going along K street in Washington D.C. where the prostitutes are.