USCIS Form I-9: What is my status?

[Sweetmelissa 82]

Hi!

Just about to start work again and am filling out all of the required paperwork, which includes the USCIS Form I-9 (Employment Eligibility Verification).

I applied for my AOS in September of last year and unfortunatly was waived for an interview, meaning I prob won't see any updates on my greencard until next fall at the rate things are going with that.

So for my status am I "a lawful permanent resident" or "an alien authorized to work until ______". I am worried that if I put alien authorized to work and the expiration on my EAD it will look bad (like I can only work until a certain date), even though I will just reapply for EAD when the time comes around.

Thanks,

Melissa

[dhlunar 25]

At this current time you are not a Permanent Resident of the US so DO NOT check that. You need to check An alien authorized to work until (and put down the expiration date of your EAD).

In M-274, the employers handbook in regards to the I-9, page 12 basically explains future expiration date on documents and says should not be consider in determining whether the individual is qualified for a particular position.

Also, on page 12, it says the employer will need to re-verify authorization to work on the date the employment authorization expires. In other words you will need to provide HR on the date your current employment authorization document expires, a new EAD or proof of permanent resident status (if you have it at that time).

[Sweetmelissa 82]

At this current time you are not a Permanent Resident of the US so DO NOT check that. You need to check An alien authorized to work until (and put down the expiration date of your EAD).

In M-274, the employers handbook in regards to the I-9, page 12 basically explains future expiration date on documents and says should not be consider in determining whether the individual is qualified for a particular position.

Also, on page 12, it says the employer will need to re-verify authorization to work on the date the employment authorization expires. In other words you will need to provide HR on the date your current employment authorization document expires, a new EAD or proof of permanent resident status (if you have it at that time).

Thank you!! That clarifies everything.

[fobarmariaaloha 0]

Can anybody help me with my problem regarding with my green card and SSN..i went to the DMV to apply for a state ID but what happen was, when they scan my SSN and GC the name doesnt match. my name on greed card was totally missed up...

1/15/15 interview at embassy together with DS-260 that indicates applied for SSN

3/2/15 visa approved

5/4/15 arrived here in US

5/6/15 my son SSN arrived without mine

5/10/15 we went to SS office to follow up my SSN but they notice that my name was incomplete and something wrong with it

5/19/15 i applied new one i gave them my passport and visa for reference

6/2/ 15 my Green CARD arrived of course im happy.

6/19/15 my social security arrived exactly with my full name printed in front of the card

6/22 we went to DMV , they told me my card record does not match with GC

6/23 we went to SS office they showed me a record from their computer...my name was really missed up,....

anybody could help me with this issue pls.