Come si dice in Inglese (Stati Uniti)? "Can you please confirm your working rights?"
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This is a question that is mostly used for foreigners working in the United States under a Work Visa attached to their passport or immigrants who are not yet citizens working under a permit. It's also used for young teens under the legal working age of sixteen who have had to apply for a work permit.

For foreigners, the Work Visa is stamped inside your passport. You will have to present the passport at the Customs desk at the airport when you arrive and with your employer. If you are filling out an application for employment, you need to write the work Visa number on your application to answer this question, then present the passport at the job interview.

For immigrants, you will receive a set of documents regarding your citizenship status and your work permit will be one of these documents. You will need to present these documents and a photo ID to your employer. You can get a photo ID for free at your local Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV). The photo ID is computer-coded with your citizenship status and working permits in some states. For filling out an application, either write down this photo ID number or the permit number from your documents to answer the question, then present your documents at the job interview.