My father is a retired professional artist and art professor overseas.
He still paints as a hobby, and gives away the paintings to family and occasionally sells them.
While visiting on a B2 visitor visa, he painted occasionally to kill the time. Am I correct in assuming he would be violating his B2 if he sold some of the paintings?
I am in the process of a petition for his AOS to an immediate relative green card. After receiving the I-765 EAD, is he still technically barred from selling anything he painted prior to the I-765 receipt?
-ML
He still paints as a hobby, and gives away the paintings to family and occasionally sells them.
While visiting on a B2 visitor visa, he painted occasionally to kill the time. Am I correct in assuming he would be violating his B2 if he sold some of the paintings?
I am in the process of a petition for his AOS to an immediate relative green card. After receiving the I-765 EAD, is he still technically barred from selling anything he painted prior to the I-765 receipt?
-ML
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