New York out of state employment

WakaShocka

WakaShocka

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I'm really considering moving out to my family's house in Ellicotville NY. Is there anything I would have to do in order to be eligible to work?
 
I'm pretty sure most applications will ask if you are legally allowed to work in the United States. I don't think it matters what state you're in or from. My friend from Vermont works in New York while we're in college so I think you'll be fine.
 
Are you an American citizen? If the answer is yes than you're fine. You can work in any state you can get a job. If you want to work in another country then you're going to need a work visa.
 
13146918:theabortionator said:
Are you an American citizen? If the answer is yes than you're fine. You can work in any state you can get a job. If you want to work in another country then you're going to need a work visa.
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This is correct. The only issue that may come up is if you have a license in something such as psychology, teaching, etc. These licenses are usually granted at the state level and you would have to apply for (and test for and pay for) a NY license. NY is known to have some of the strictest and most difficult licensing.
 
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