work that doesn't require you to be legal...?

[4dmin]

so i was chatting w/ a friend online that is talking about coming here on a vacation visa and staying full length of vacation visa (6 months i think is max) but would like to work to have more money for vacation. what are some jobs someone could work w/o being legal for a short term here?

i was wondering and was trying to form a list:

- landscaping
- construction
- nanny
- cleaning services
- stripper

[Oz10]

I worked at a car wash in snellville and I'm pretty sure almost all of the hispanics working there weren't here legally.

[japan4racing]

some places pay waiters/waitresses and kitchen workers under the table...my first job was under the table washing dishes at a mexican restruant(sp)

[AirMax95]

Strippers are getting cracked down on lately, please don't ask me how i know, lol!

Same with construction......

[4dmin]

Strippers are getting cracked down on lately, please don't ask me how i know, lol

you can't throw up a red flag like that and not be asked how you know?

[AirMax95]

you can't throw up a red flag like that and not be asked how you know?

I frequent a local Atlanta club, only b/c i dont pay to get in and i like :boobies: 2 good friends of mine work there. They were telling me how the state officials are cracking down on underage chicks who look like they are 26 Random inspections are becoming more frequent.

[4dmin]

I frequent a local Atlanta club, only b/c i dont pay to get in and i like :boobies: 2 good friends of mine work there. They were telling me how the state officials are cracking down on underage chicks who look like they are 26 Random inspections are becoming more frequent.

i want that job... what do you do for a living? "oh i go to strip clubs looking for underage girls"

10$ for a lap dance? b!tch where is your ID? show me them :boobies:

[Red_Phoenix]

I run a manufacturing factory. Just about everyone is illegal

[BobbyFresco]

Authorization to be employed in the U.S. in a non-immigrant visa status is quite limited. Most visas which authorize employment in the U.S. restrict it to a specific employer and a specific position. In order to employ the foreign national, an employer is required to file an application (called a petition) with the USCIS to request permission to employ the particular foreign worker. The foreign worker may not begin employment until the USCIS indicates approval of the employer's request. The foreign worker is only permitted to work for the petitioning employer and is generally prohibited from working for, or receiving compensation from, any other entity.

[Kevykev]

Contract Killer