1 year renewal letter (NOA1) from USCIS

[ardilla 0]

Hello, my husband received his NOA1 - extension letter. His PR card expires at the end of this month. His employer's HR department is located in another state so we are planning to mail them a notarized photocopy of this letter.

Does anyone have experience with providing this extension letter to employers to demonstrate permission to work?

[TayRivers 4]

Hello, my husband received his NOA1 - extension letter. His PR card expires at the end of this month. His employer's HR department is located in another state so we are planning to mail them a notarized photocopy of this letter.

Does anyone have experience with providing this extension letter to employers to demonstrate permission to work?

Why would you be sending it to his employer? If his employer needs to verify his employment status, your husband can use his sate ID and a unrestricted SSN.

Unless the HR Department is asking for information you do not need to do anything.

[ardilla 0]

Hi,

I ask because the employer requested and made a copy of his PR card when he was hired. That card has an expiration date and that date was entered on the I-9.

Hello, my husband received his NOA1 - extension letter. His PR card expires at the end of this month. His employer's HR department is located in another state so we are planning to mail them a notarized photocopy of this letter.

Does anyone have experience with providing this extension letter to employers to demonstrate permission to work?

[csoul 0]

Hi,

I ask because the employer requested and made a copy of his PR card when he was hired. That card has an expiration date and that date was entered on the I-9.

I think is a very good question. I am in the same situation even with the University (they ask to send the new copy of my permanent resident card as soon as I get that to take clases in fall 2009) and with my employer they called me last year to remember to send the new GC.

In my case I am not going to send the NOA1 because I am pretty sure that my 10 years GC is going to be approved before the expiration of my 2 year GC and I prefer to send that approval or the copy of the new 10 year green card to avoid any confusion with them.

Good luck.

[TayRivers 4]

Hi,

I ask because the employer requested and made a copy of his PR card when he was hired. That card has an expiration date and that date was entered on the I-9.

Hello, my husband received his NOA1 - extension letter. His PR card expires at the end of this month. His employer's HR department is located in another state so we are planning to mail them a notarized photocopy of this letter.

Does anyone have experience with providing this extension letter to employers to demonstrate permission to work?

If his employer want to re validate his status all your husband needs is 1 item from list A and 1 item from list B of the I-9 form.

For most people that would be a State ID or State Drivers License and a Unrestricted SSN Card. He does not need to show the extension letter or his greencard and the employer can not ask for the greencard.

[MoroccanInTexas 24]

I second that, an employer can not pick and chose what to accept to prove your eligibility to work in the US. As long as you have an unrestricted Social Security card, and a states ID you should be fine.

Good luck

Hi,

I ask because the employer requested and made a copy of his PR card when he was hired. That card has an expiration date and that date was entered on the I-9.

Hello, my husband received his NOA1 - extension letter. His PR card expires at the end of this month. His employer's HR department is located in another state so we are planning to mail them a notarized photocopy of this letter.

Does anyone have experience with providing this extension letter to employers to demonstrate permission to work?

If his employer want to re validate his status all your husband needs is 1 item from list A and 1 item from list B of the I-9 form.

For most people that would be a State ID or State Drivers License and a Unrestricted SSN Card. He does not need to show the extension letter or his greencard and the employer can not ask for the greencard.

I second that, an employer can not pick and chose what to accept to prove your eligibility to work in the US. As long as you have an unrestricted Social Security card, and a states ID you should be fine.

Good luck

[chizkeyk 0]

Let your spouse talk to his employer and find out what they really need.

[SC & TF 1]

Hi,

I ask because the employer requested and made a copy of his PR card when he was hired. That card has an expiration date and that date was entered on the I-9.

I think is a very good question. I am in the same situation even with the University (they ask to send the new copy of my permanent resident card as soon as I get that to take clases in fall 2009) and with my employer they called me last year to remember to send the new GC.

In my case I am not going to send the NOA1 because I am pretty sure that my 10 years GC is going to be approved before the expiration of my 2 year GC and I prefer to send that approval or the copy of the new 10 year green card to avoid any confusion with them.

Good luck.

I don't think your 10 yr GC will be approved before your 2 yr GC expires. Heck, I sent my app in April, and I just got a letter of extension, and biometric appointment for next week. You'll probably get just the letter of extension, approval comes later.