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What Ports of Entry give work authorization

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Gary and Alla   3,694

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Hi, thanks a lot for the advice! I already have my SSN ( I studied in the US a few years ago). My SSN was authorizing me to work only on-campus. Will I have to file any papers to get the conditions on using my SSN changed? Or I will have to apply for a new SSN?

Your SSN is yours for life, nothing to change there. When you get your green card, go to the SS office and update your status with them. You will do the same when you become a citizen

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NONE. K-1s are not work authorized. Period. In the past (before February 2009) there was some confusion on the wording of the I-9 form which authorizes work and a K-1 could be misinterpretted to be

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You will find that our government is FULL of people that have NO CLUE what they are talking about and that does not stop them from talking. It also does not change the law that a clerk or CBP officer

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K-1 is not the same as IR-1/CR-1. The above applies to IR-1/CR-1, not K-1.

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How did this nonsense got started, if there were selected POEs issuing work permits all who is coming

on that visa would enter there. This is not even up for debate, work permits are'nt issued at airports.

Because in some cases stamps are issued. However it is not the case for this situation.

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Yes, they do. At least, at JFK. It is valid for 90 days. Many people mention that on here. I need to know what other POE do that.

No they don't. I came through JFK on K1, no work authorization given anymore. You must wait till EAD.

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Gary and Alla Grand Master

Gary and Alla   3,694

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Ok, thanks! Will do so!

Good luck Memmy. You will do fine. Your SSN will never change but you need to keep Social Security informed of any name or status changes so everything matches when you file income tax and such. It isn't something you need lights and siren for, but just do it when you can after a change.

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