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Newbie608   103

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When you receive EAD, Go and apply for a SSN, then with both go get a drivers license or id card. You should be able to apply for jobs in the meantime though. Also on the I-9 form, the EAD can be used as identification and work authorization.

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iaia   8

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You can work with the employment authorization. After you get the card, you will need to go and get a SSN. You can apply, but you can't work without the card and SSN

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hmh33 Community Regular

hmh33   117

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Actually you can work legally with just the EAD and no SSN, though it can be a pain for some HR people to handle. You should try to get the SSN ASAP though.

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