can we work as Uber driver being on H1b status

[db_ka_ekniranjan]

Project dobbindhi,..ee dikkumalina market punyama ani Uber car chedham anukuntunna,....can i work for Uber on H1b status

[loveindia]

i dont think that will work... at they end they will send a w8 or something which shows you have extra income.. okasari ninnu what is the source antey inka biscuit ey nuvvu man... appudu nee id lo unna ek_niranjan nee peru loki vastadi man...

[acuman]

Guddallo(cloths) petti  podustharu time vachi nappudu.

 

better not do it.

 

mana andaraki EAD ivvani reasons lo idi kuda okati

[Quickgun_murugan]

4 minutes ago, loveindia said:

i dont think that will work... at they end they will send a w8 or something which shows you have extra income.. okasari ninnu what is the source antey inka biscuit ey nuvvu man... appudu nee id lo unna ek_niranjan nee peru loki vastadi man...

+1 uber only for gc n chitigens

[Balibabu]

Only GC citizens n illegal immigrants are eligible 

[mustang302]

No

[tom bhayya]

15 minutes ago, Balibabu said:

Only GC citizens n illegal immigrants are eligible 

[Erripappa]

 

https://www.quora.com/How-much-money-do-Uber-drivers-make

 

I wrote this blog post to help Uber Drivers create financial projections for a car loan application - Want to Become an Uber Driver? Create Startup Projections First - 

The number of Uber drivers is growing exponentially as seen in the hockey stick graph published in this Forbes article.  So if you are considering becoming an Uber Driver, you should run some numbers first just to ensure that you understand what you are getting yourself into.
 

So to help you do this, we have created a couple of financial projection models for Uber Drivers:
 

1. Uber Driver that Leases a Car
2. Uber Driver that Owns a Car

Although according to a report released by Uber, 62% of drivers lease their car from Uber, it is likely that the most common reason a driver might need financial projections is when they are applying for a car loan to purchase a car to drive for Uber.  That being said I am going to show an example financial projection assuming that you own a car or got a loan to purchase your own car.

Step 1 – Choose the “Uber Driver (Own Car)” Option when signing up here.

Step 2 – Add your business information

Step 3 – Add your projected sales – According to a report issued by Uber the average Uber driver in the US could earn $19 per hour.  Obviously this will fluctuate significantly by city and by country, so you will need to try to determine what your hourly rate will be in your city.  You might start by asking some other Uber drivers what they earn per hour.  In this revenue section of ProjectionHub you will want to enter your total sales for the month before any expenses like gas, or car maintenance.  So for this example I am going to assume you are driving full time, 40 hours per week, and earning $19 per hour.  So let’s say you work 50 weeks per year x 40 hours x $19 per hour = $38,000.  That means you earn $3,167 per month before expenses.  In the example I assumed $3,167 as your monthly revenue.
Step 4 – Add projected expenses – Here you will need to add all of your expenses related to driving a car for Uber.  This article provides 16 of the most common expenses for Uber drivers.  I have taken this list and added these expenses to the Uber financial model in ProjectionHub.  Some of the expenses are obvious, you should be able to add on your own, but some of them will take some estimations and calculations.  I have included my assumptions and calculations for several expenses below:

How many miles will you drive per year?  Before we can even calculate some of the costs you need to estimate how many miles you will be driving per year.  According to an Uber Driver from San Francisco, he drives 50,000 miles per year and works 40 to 45 hours per week.  Since we said you only work 40 hours per week in this example, let’s assume that you drive 45,000 miles per year.  This will help us calculate other expenses.
 

• Fuel – Now let’s assume you have a fuel efficient vehicle that gets 30 miles per gallon and let’s assume gas is $3 per gallon in your city.  That means you should budget 45,000 miles / 30 miles per gallon x $3 per gallon = $4,500 per year or $375 per month.
• Car Washes –  Let’s assume 1 car wash every other week at $10 per wash which amounts to about $20 per month.
• Insurance – Car insurance for an Uber driver is likely a bit higher than for a typical driver.  MetroMile offers insurance for Uber drivers specifically and they charge $40 per month and 5 cents per mile.  So that is an extra $188 per month in addition to the $40 per month for a total insurance cost of $228 per month.
• Vehicle Maintenance –  According to Triple A the average maintenance cost of a vehicle per mile is right around 5 cents per mile.  That is $188 per month in this example.

Then of course you will have other general expenses like license and registration, phone, tolls and parking fees, food and drink for passengers etc.  You can see how I entered monthly expenses below:

Step 5 – Add Assets – Here is where you need to add your car.  In this example I am assuming that you own the car, or you got a loan to purchase the car.  I have added a $30,000 car that will depreciate to $5,000 over 5 years.  The depreciation expense will be added automatically to your expenses.
 

Step 6 – Add your Car Loan – Next you will need to add a loan (if you have one) for the car.  In this example I added a $27,000 loan (assuming you put 10% down or $3,000 on the $30,000 car).  In this example I added a new Liability/Loan for $27,000 at 7.5% for 48 months.  Your payments are added automatically to your projections.

Step 7 – See your Projected Financial Statements – Here is the example Uber Driver Financial Projections that we just created.  You will also be able to review  your income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow projections on the ProjectionHub Dashboard.  In this example you make about $18,000 in profit after all of your expenses, but before your taxes.  Keep in mind that you could always work more hours, or rates could be higher in your city, so your earning potential could be significantly more.  The purpose of this post is simply to walk you through the process of creating some projections for your Uber business. Good luck!

[Erripappa]

If you want to work hard really for money 

go search for mexcciiii jobs

they work like 12-15 hrs a day

pay around $15

15$ * 12 hr a day * 30 days = Maximum pay 5400  (no taxes i say )

so ni istam enni hrs work chestavo 

 

[rajasri]

cheyochu but Employee-Employer relationship maintain cheyyali. Vendor letter, Client letter anni chusuko. Layers kuuda ekkuva lekapothe better.

[Imperial]

yes, in your country of citizenship. Uber is global..,,

[Imperial]

ilanti qochens telugu lo adukko man..,, asale highly skilled workers ante artham marthundhi...

uber car race and drift skills unnayi anaku

[nrikittu]

title mana basha loki marchandi vayya 

[1Nenokkadine]

[nandananditha]

o fee tea vallu cheyacha?