Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Thanks. So I guess the question to ask is if they have a work visa? I noticed some say they are studying something here now. Have they switched to a student status?

Yes. I was an au pair who stayed with host family for over 5 years. After the 2 year program ended my family became my F1 student visa sponsor.

So you're admitting to breaking US immigration laws and bragging about doing so . This visa does not allow you to work. Do you think anyone believes that you provided no child care for them and were not paid? You and Melania Trump.

I don’t see bragging. I see her answering a question asked.

Anonymous wrote:She's the smart educated kind of immigrant -- the kind we want. Not the illiterate ones crossing the border.

Hi wife of proud boys!

Anonymous wrote:She's the smart educated kind of immigrant -- the kind we want. Not the illiterate ones crossing the border.

"The kind we want" lol.

Anonymous wrote:She's the smart educated kind of immigrant -- the kind we want. Not the illiterate ones crossing the border.

She is a liar and broke out laws and is also a criminal. She is no better than a drug dealer.

She's the smart educated kind of immigrant -- the kind we want. Not the illiterate ones crossing the border.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Thanks. So I guess the question to ask is if they have a work visa? I noticed some say they are studying something here now. Have they switched to a student status?

Yes. I was an au pair who stayed with host family for over 5 years. After the 2 year program ended my family became my F1 student visa sponsor.

So you're admitting to breaking US immigration laws and bragging about doing so . This visa does not allow you to work. Do you think anyone believes that you provided no child care for them and were not paid? You and Melania Trump.

Who cares what you think! And yeas I’m bragging about it! I graduated GW with ZERO debt and left with huge saving account!

Thank you all. This was very helpful.

Anonymous wrote:Thanks. So I guess the question to ask is if they have a work visa? I noticed some say they are studying something here now. Have they switched to a student status?

Yes, but a student visa does not permit them to work

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Thanks. So I guess the question to ask is if they have a work visa? I noticed some say they are studying something here now. Have they switched to a student status?

Yes. I was an au pair who stayed with host family for over 5 years. After the 2 year program ended my family became my F1 student visa sponsor.

So you're admitting to breaking US immigration laws and bragging about doing so . This visa does not allow you to work. Do you think anyone believes that you provided no child care for them and were not paid? You and Melania Trump.

Anonymous wrote:Thanks. So I guess the question to ask is if they have a work visa? I noticed some say they are studying something here now. Have they switched to a student status?

Yes. I was an au pair who stayed with host family for over 5 years. After the 2 year program ended my family became my F1 student visa sponsor.

Thanks. So I guess the question to ask is if they have a work visa? I noticed some say they are studying something here now. Have they switched to a student status?

Anonymous wrote:Just ask the candidates if they’re able to work on the books. They’ll tell you.

It's more complicated than that. Au Pairs have to get SSNs to be paid when they come to the US so technically they CAN be paid on the books after they are no longer an au pair. However, the caveat is that once their au pair year is over, their visa expires so they are supposed to return home and do NOT have a work visa.

Just ask the candidates if they’re able to work on the books. They’ll tell you.

I see a lot of Nannie’s that say they are former au pairs posting nanny services on various sites. Are these people that finished up their au pair contract and are now staying in the US? Some also say they are students. I’m just wondering if I need to worry about their status or how I can find that out before interviewing.