visa expired but green card not here yet.

[radripperaj 0]

Hi, everyone.

Thanks for looking at my post.

I came over here on my husband's K1 Visa. the Visa has expired, but I have my SSN, work permit and I already took my finger prints, just waiting for my temporary green card to be issued to me.

The problem is I am working now, but the employer just told me she couldnt go through the E-verify system with the information I provide to proof that I am eligible to work. because the name on my work permit, people who made the card put my last name and given name in the opposite way showed on my passport. and she just called me, saying she is having her HR manager searching my work permit number, but she sounds like she thinks I am here illegal, because she said my Visa expired, I told her it is how the K1 Visa works, the Visa expires within three months, then you have to apply for the green card.

I wonder if there is any way I can make this work before I have my green card? Is there anyone here has encountered this situation?

Thank you,

Jessee

[SF2007 48]

Your EAD should be enough proof while your GC is pending.

The K1 expires upon you crossing the border. Once activated, you had 90 days to get married. But the visa has been void since you entered the U.S.

Assuming you got married within 90 days of your entry with your K1 and you filed AOS, you are now in a period of authorized stay. You might consider showing them your NOA for your i-485.

[kcoyclay1 98]

Your GC is going to have your name written as it is on the EAD. You should get it corrected and that's going to take a while.

[Tygrys 143]

You should get an Infopass appointment at your local USCIS office ASAP and let them know that they made this mistake.

If your EAD is wrong, your GC will be most likely wrong, too. And since E-verify is wrong as well, you employer is unable to verify your work eligibility.

One more time, make an Infopass appointment.

[Sirdaniel42 86]

You should get an Infopass appointment at your local USCIS office ASAP and let them know that they made this mistake.

If your EAD is wrong, your GC will be most likely wrong, too. And since E-verify is wrong as well, you employer is unable to verify your work eligibility.

One more time, make an Infopass appointment.

:thumbs:

Edited May 7, 2012 by Sirdaniel42