And what steps can H4 EAD holders proactively take to minimize the effect of this variability?
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Glad you can't see the bigger picture. If you did, family Immigration would have already been flushed down the toilet long time back.
My wife works on H4-EAD. She is a physician who makes 330k in Wisconsin. Her income is not high because of the cost of living. The cost of living is so low for us that a 2 bedroom apartment rents for 650 bucks. She gets paid so much because she is qualified.
I am just forced to use the H4-EAD option for her because most of the hospitals nearby don't sponsor H1B, and we like the city where we've lived for 10 years, and don't want to move.