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READ SECTION 2!!!! YOUR EMPLOYER WONT SIGN IF YOU DONT SHOW EVIDENCE!!!!!!!

In section 2 your employer fills in the details in either list A or both list B & C....

Now if you are using your State DL or State ID for list B and your SSN card for list C they would put the expiry date of those.... they still dont need to see your Greencard... it would only be if you used your Greencard for the evidence in list A that they would list the expiry date... but you do not need to use your Greencard..... that is the whole point...

Kez

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Argentina
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Most people want to be approved fast so that they can get on with their lives and have this hanging over their heads...

As for your employment issues... No employer has the right to ask you about your immigration status all they can do is have you complete the form I-9.... to comply with I-9 all you need is a unresticted SSN and a State ID... you do not need to show your Greencard or even mention that you are in removal of conditions...

Kez

Well, it is not so much like that, the form I-9 requires you to put your alien number from your green card and specified the expiration date. So, if the company makes employees fill up the I-9 every year and your green card is expired and your NOA is expired and an immigration officer does not want to put a stamp for one more year.,.... you basically screw.... sorry

Sorry but you are wrong.... if you go and look at the I-9 if you are a LPR you need to give your A# IT DOES NOT ASK FOR THE EXPIRATION DATE...

You can use 1 iteam from List B and 1 from List C... ie State Drivers Licence or ID card (List B) & Social Security Card (without work restriction) (List C)...

Your Employer can not chose what you can show to him/her... they have no right to ask to see your Greencard and now with E-Verify your employer can verify your work status on-line....

http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-9.pdf

Kez

maybe.... let me know if you dont have problems once your NOA expires and they fired you..... I know cases... what are you going to do??? you are an immigrant.... ok? and with an expired green card!!!Good luck to all of us!!!

also: sorry I forgot.... without a NOA they wont give a driver license..... I dont know now.... I got my 3 years ago with a 6 years expiration.... now ther ate more extrict about it

Well thats where you are wrong again.... I have to revalidate my I-9 every year... so I have already showed my employer my State D/L and my SSN Card and it was accepted.... I was not asked about my status or to show my Greencard which expired on Nov 11 2007.... Employers can not fire you because your greencard has expired.... you are still a LPR you just dont have a valid Greencard..... go read the employers handbook that they have to follow with regard to the I-9....

I may be an immigrant but I still have rights....

Kez

well... I dont know where you live. Here in Florida they required you to bring evidence of status.... a Social Security doen't make you legal or ilegal... back (around 10 years ago) USA was giving SS # to anyone that applied for one... believed me I know lots of people that have valids Socials and they are not even close to have a green card......

The state can in terms of granting a DL.. but an employer cannot. All they can ask if one is eligible for employment in the US which is verified by showing the necessary documents acceptable on the I-9. The employer cannot choose which documents listed on the I-9 they will accept or demand to see. WHich documents are presented is up to the employee.

I got that!!! I was just answering someone that said that got the license only with the social and they did not ask her for status evidence....

06/28/2004. Happily Married in Miami Florida.

09/??/2004 Send I-130, 486 Package and ETC. for AOS

01/??/05 Workers permit received.

Got Social Security Card!!!

08/29/2005 Interview went awesome!

09/??/2005 Green Card arrived!!!!!!!! YUPY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Removal of Conditions:

06/01/2007 Send package to TEXAS Service Center

06/07/2007 Received NOA

09/20/2007 Went to get an stamp, denied stamp at the Miami USCIS Office =(

01/31/2008 Transfer to Vermont Service Center (after almost 8 months!)

02/22/2008 This case is now pending at the office to which it was transferred.

02/26/2008 This case is now pending at the office to which it was transferred. (Last Touched)

07/01/2008 : still waiting for a miracle after 390 days of suffering....

07/02/2008: Infopass Appointment. passport Stamp....

07/03/2008: Incredible!!!! Card Production Ordered!!!!!!

07/04/2008: Touched. Duplicate email Card Production Order

07/07/2008: Touched

07/08/2008: Touched. Email with notice of approval

07/09/2008: Touched again!

07/11/2008: CARD ARRIVES IN MAIL!!!!! THANKS!!!! WELLCOME IMMIGRANT LETTER!!! :P

Naturalization Process:

06/23/2010: 06/23/2010 - Send N400 after 5 years of permanent residency. Good luck !

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Just curious.

Why you want it to be approved fast?

In my case I didn't care till recently. If I wasn’t changing my job, I wouldn't care to wait.

I am applying for a very competitive position now. I just hope my pending status won't give them reason to not give me the job.

Why do you need to get approved fast?

The most stupid question I ever heard here on VJ

And this responds to the OP's concerns how, exactly? VJ Sheesh.

Filed: Other Country: Canada
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Just curious.

Why you want it to be approved fast?

In my case I didn't care till recently. If I wasn't changing my job, I wouldn't care to wait.

I am applying for a very competitive position now. I just hope my pending status won't give them reason to not give me the job.

Why do you need to get approved fast?

The most stupid question I ever heard here on VJ

Heh, I'm going to do your blood pressure a favor Ian and tell you to avoid someone's post on the previous page about how the N400 can force the I751 . . . .

Thanks but I heard that ####### why to many times .People just don't seem to get it but....that's their problem not mine .I will not put more money into this BS called USCIS

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Just curious.

Why you want it to be approved fast?

In my case I didn't care till recently. If I wasn’t changing my job, I wouldn't care to wait.

I am applying for a very competitive position now. I just hope my pending status won't give them reason to not give me the job.

Why do you need to get approved fast?

The most stupid question I ever heard here on VJ

I completely agree with you, iansig, it's so RETARDED!

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Just curious.

Why you want it to be approved fast?

In my case I didn't care till recently. If I wasn’t changing my job, I wouldn't care to wait.

I am applying for a very competitive position now. I just hope my pending status won't give them reason to not give me the job.

Why do you need to get approved fast?

The most stupid question I ever heard here on VJ

Agreed

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Just curious.

Why you want it to be approved fast?

In my case I didn't care till recently. If I wasn’t changing my job, I wouldn't care to wait.

I am applying for a very competitive position now. I just hope my pending status won't give them reason to not give me the job.

Why do you need to get approved fast?

The most stupid question I ever heard here on VJ

And this responds to the OP's concerns how, exactly? VJ Sheesh.

Why would one bother to reply to the post that he/she finds stupid? Personal attacks unfortunately are not rare on forums. I take it easy and smile. You all have a great worry free weekend. :)

Filed: Other Country: Canada
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Just curious.

Why you want it to be approved fast?

In my case I didn't care till recently. If I wasn’t changing my job, I wouldn't care to wait.

I am applying for a very competitive position now. I just hope my pending status won't give them reason to not give me the job.

Why do you need to get approved fast?

The most stupid question I ever heard here on VJ

And this responds to the OP's concerns how, exactly? VJ Sheesh.

Why would one bother to reply to the post that he/she finds stupid? Personal attacks unfortunately are not rare on forums. I take it easy and smile. You all have a great worry free weekend. :)

Don't take it as a personal attack but when you see so many people boiling over this issue with I-751 you just come with a question like that ??? I mean c’mon what does it take to understand how frustrated some of us are over this BS caused by USCIS . Common sense!!!!!

Filed: Country: Jamaica
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Just curious.

Why you want it to be approved fast?

In my case I didn't care till recently. If I wasn’t changing my job, I wouldn't care to wait.

I am applying for a very competitive position now. I just hope my pending status won't give them reason to not give me the job.

Why do you need to get approved fast?

Not only his job status; but the fact that Andre's driver's license also expires same day as his green card.

Life's just a crazy ride on a run away train

You can't go back for what you've missed

So make it count, hold on tight find a way to make it right

You only get one trip

So make it good, make it last 'cause it all flies by so fast

You only get one trip

Posted
Just curious.

Why you want it to be approved fast?

In my case I didn't care till recently. If I wasn’t changing my job, I wouldn't care to wait.

I am applying for a very competitive position now. I just hope my pending status won't give them reason to not give me the job.

Why do you need to get approved fast?

The most stupid question I ever heard here on VJ

Agreed

I agree too!!!

I sent them almost $600 to get a 10 year green card, I should get my 10 year green card, and not run around showing people letters and getting stamps in my passport!

Sept 10, 2001... Arrived in US (J1)

Sept 2002... AOS (J1 to F1)

March 2003...AOS Approved

May 2003... Flew to SA. Reapplied for F1. RFE and Finally Approved. 2 year F1 visa in Passport.

Jan 21 2004... Married in Chicago

Aug 2004... Applied for AOS, Petition for spouse and EAD

Feb 2005... Joshua, our little cutie pie is born on SuperBowl Sunday

May 2005... EAD Approved

Dec 17 2005... AOS & Petition approved (2 year green-card received)

Aug 4 2007... Mailed in I-751 = $275 (remove conditions)

Aug 31 2007... Everything returned, filed too early, wrong fee

Sept 17 2007 Refiled to NSC

Sept 18 2007... Delivered by DHL to NSC

Oct 10 2007... Received at CSC

Oct 15 2007... Check cashed, transfered to CSC

Oct 15 2007... Received 1st notice with application number and 1 year extension. Notice Dated 9/19/07

Nov 1 2007... tried walk-in biometrics, refused

Nov 8 2007...Biometrics completed. Staff at Naperville ASC were great!

Nov 9 2007... Last touch

March 7 2008... Card production ordered!!!!!!!! 5 months, 2 weeks and 5 days

March 12 2008... Case Status: Approval notice sent

March 15 2008...Green card received in mail...so done with USCIS done for a few years!!!!!! :)

Filed: Other Country: Canada
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Just curious.

Why you want it to be approved fast?

In my case I didn't care till recently. If I wasn’t changing my job, I wouldn't care to wait.

I am applying for a very competitive position now. I just hope my pending status won't give them reason to not give me the job.

Why do you need to get approved fast?

The most stupid question I ever heard here on VJ

Agreed

I agree too!!!

I sent them almost $600 to get a 10 year green card, I should get my 10 year green card, and not run around showing people letters and getting stamps in my passport!

Thank you guys!

I thought I'm the only one going crazy about this I-751 application from hell but ...I'm relieved to see that finally others feel the same .That means I'm not insane YET !!!!!!

:thumbs:

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Most people want to be approved fast so that they can get on with their lives and have this hanging over their heads...

As for your employment issues... No employer has the right to ask you about your immigration status all they can do is have you complete the form I-9.... to comply with I-9 all you need is a unresticted SSN and a State ID... you do not need to show your Greencard or even mention that you are in removal of conditions...

Kez

unresticted SSN and a State ID this is what you said......YES YOUR RIGHT BUTTTTTTTTT HEREEEEEEEE you do not need to show your Greencard.....YOUR WRONG i think you are us citizen thats why there so many fraud around here... maybe in your buss. you can do that. but there's a lots of employer need to find out what is your status no matter what who you are...COMPRENDE( UNDERSTAND)

so all people reading this no matter what your case in IMMIGRATION dont stop looking and finding whats going on in your status... gudluck :unsure:

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Guys read the following please, it answer all questions regarding I-751 and work.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=192503

I agree with Kez/JWolf, employer can't fire based on your GC. If NOA expire, you are eligible for a stamp.

As for question goes,the simple answer:

If you pay for something don't you want a good service and good service mean quick efficient service i.e fast approvals.

BTW employers are required to ask for work authorization but pending application for 10 Yr GC doesn't make you illegal.

The above link will answer all the employment questions.

Good Luck to us All.

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Brazil
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I'm not really following anything, or expecting an approval anytime soon, actually, I go weeks and weeks without even checking my status, sometimes I remember it. That being said I do hope I don't get an RFE or interview, just 'cus of the hassle. I'm not job hunting again right now but I'm sure I'd like to be approved by the end of the year when I start job hunting again, and also am expecting not to have any problems on my trip home in August, or to get an interview or RFE while I am there (will be there for almost 2 months).

(Puerto Rico) Luis & Laura (Brazil) K1 JOURNEY
04/11/2006 - Filed I-129F.
09/29/2006 - Visa in hand!

10/15/2006 - POE San Juan
11/15/2006 - MARRIAGE

AOS JOURNEY
01/05/2007 - AOS sent to Chicago.
03/26/2007 - Green Card in hand!

REMOVAL OF CONDITIONS JOURNEY
01/26/2009 - Filed I-751.
06/22/2009 - Green Card in hand!

NATURALIZATION JOURNEY
06/26/2014 - N-400 sent to Nebraska
07/02/2014 - NOA
07/24/2014 - Biometrics
10/24/2014 - Interview (approved)

01/16/2015 - Oath Ceremony


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