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EAD with the last name first.

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Mike & Jane   1

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She got her EAD today. :thumbs::dance::thumbs: but, on the EAD card her last name is printed first, followed by a comma, and then her first name.Is this the standard for everyone or a mistake their part? If it's a mistake, what should we do to fix it? Thanks in advance...

2010-07-06 AOS, EAD sent to Chicago lockbox

2010-07-09 Package received

2010-07-16 E-notification, check cashed, NOA I hardcopies

2010-07-24 Biometrics letter (rec)

2010-08-26 Successful Biometrics walk-in

2010-08-09 cases finally online & touched

2010-08-31 EAD mailed( Email notification)

2010-09-03 EAD and Interview letter Received

2010-10-12 AOS Approved

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SaraDee   9

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I just got mine today too!!!! Wohoo :yes::D:dance: :dance: Mine is printed the same way. It's probably the way they do it. But, if someone who knows more about this could comment that would be great.

AOS Timeline

06-28-2010 AOS Packet Sent

07-07-2010 Check Cashed $1010 Ugh!

07-09-2010 NOAs received (I-485,I-130,I-765)

07-14-2010 Biometrics appointment letter received

07-14-2010 RFE (I-864)

07-22-2010 Biometrics appointment

08-20-2010 Submitted RFE Reply I-864

08-24-2010 RFE material received

08-26-2010 Email from USCIS EAD Card Approved

09-03-2010 EAD card received!!!

09-08-2010 Notification of interview date (Oct 12th, 2010)

10-12-2010 Interview-Approved!!!!!

10-26-2010 Green Card Arrived!!!!!!!!

No USCIS till 2012. Wohoooooo

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John+Lourdelie   28

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Well, not all drivers licenses. Mine is first middle last. Anyway, when someones name is separated by a comma that means that the last name is shown first and first name is shown last. Sounds like that is the way they do it on the EAD.

John

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Mike & Jane   1

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Thanks you, all, very much...

2010-07-06 AOS, EAD sent to Chicago lockbox

2010-07-09 Package received

2010-07-16 E-notification, check cashed, NOA I hardcopies

2010-07-24 Biometrics letter (rec)

2010-08-26 Successful Biometrics walk-in

2010-08-09 cases finally online & touched

2010-08-31 EAD mailed( Email notification)

2010-09-03 EAD and Interview letter Received

2010-10-12 AOS Approved

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