Should I Quit My Job Coz of USCIS Sluggishness

[Yodrak 7]

mdyoung,

Thanks for the confirmation.

Yodrak

Kezzie,

satyam writes that her EAD has expired. Her EA expired with it, as of now she is not employment authorized.

I-9 says that one can show evidence of having applied for a required document and then have 90 days to show the document if they are employment authorized. Note also that I-765 is not an application for an EAD (except perhaps in the case of an (a)(6)), it is an application for EA.

I had called the Office of Business Liaison an asked about that at one time and the 90 days is if you are replacing a lost or damaged card that was still valid, not when you are waiting for your work authorization to be intially issued or newed after it's expired.

[satyam 0]

mdyoung,

Thanks for the confirmation.

Yodrak

Kezzie,

satyam writes that her EAD has expired. Her EA expired with it, as of now she is not employment authorized.

I-9 says that one can show evidence of having applied for a required document and then have 90 days to show the document if they are employment authorized. Note also that I-765 is not an application for an EAD (except perhaps in the case of an (a)(6)), it is an application for EA.

I had called the Office of Business Liaison an asked about that at one time and the 90 days is if you are replacing a lost or damaged card that was still valid, not when you are waiting for your work authorization to be intially issued or newed after it's expired.

Is It..Oh Gosh Give Wisdom to These INS People\\

~Satya

Edited August 14, 2006 by satyam

[Yodrak 7]

Satya,

"These INS People" only implement the law, they don't make the law.

While we're dispensing wisdom - there hasn't been an INS for several years now.

Yodrak

mdyoung,

Thanks for the confirmation.

Yodrak

Kezzie,

satyam writes that her EAD has expired. Her EA expired with it, as of now she is not employment authorized.

I-9 says that one can show evidence of having applied for a required document and then have 90 days to show the document if they are employment authorized. Note also that I-765 is not an application for an EAD (except perhaps in the case of an (a)(6)), it is an application for EA.

I had called the Office of Business Liaison an asked about that at one time and the 90 days is if you are replacing a lost or damaged card that was still valid, not when you are waiting for your work authorization to be intially issued or newed after it's expired.

....Oh Gosh Give Wisdom to These INS People\\

~Satya