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Pats5415   97

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Hi all, not sure if this has already been discussed but I am having a hard time looking for information on this. Once you've become a naturalized citizen and decide to look for another job and you have to fill out a I-9 form can you use the Naturalization Certificate as proof of US Citizenship? I was looking at the acceptable forms and I did not see it listed!? Am I just going to have to apply for a US Passport, which I am very reluctant to because I worry so much about sending out the original certificate. Any clarification would be appreciated!

 

AOS: 
09/23/2016 - I-130 & I-485 Concurrent Filing 
09/27/2016 - I-485 NOA date 
10/2016 - Biometrics 11/03/2016 - RFE for I-864 
11/7/2016 - Sent response 
12/14/2016 - Case ready for interview
03/28/2017 - Interview scheduled for May 3rd 2017 
05/01/2017 - Interview canceled: (waiting on other paperwork to be transferred) 
07/14/2017 - New interview scheduled for 8/28/2017 
8/28/2017 - Interview attended  Approved on spot 
09/14/2017 - Received PR card for 2YR

 

 

 

ROC Process:
*Earliest filing date 5/30/2019
5/29/2019 - Sent ROC packet via Fedex overnight to Lewisville, TX
5/30/2019 - Packet delivered and signed
6/4/2019 - Text notification for case received with EAC#
6/6/2019 - NOA1 received
6/29/2019 - Biometrics letter received
7/10/2019 - Attended biometrics
4/10/2020 - New Card is being produced
4/13/2020 - Case was Approved
4/15/2020 - Approval notice received

4/17/2020 - Card was received
**No transfers, No RFE, No interview**

 

 

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Villanelle   4,122

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You are overthinking this. You need to show either one thing from list A - OR-  one thing from B + one thing from C. Most USCs do the latter- drivers license + SS card.  When you check off the box on the i9 that says you are a citizen you dont need to provide proof of such. Thats the why and how of it is that so many people are able to work illegally so easily- they claim to be a citizen and show documents from B and C. 

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Pats5415   97

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15 minutes ago, Villanelle said:

You are overthinking this. You need to show either one thing from list A - OR-  one thing from B + one thing from C. Most USCs do the latter- drivers license + SS card.  When you check off the box on the i9 that says you are a citizen you dont need to provide proof of such. Thats the why and how of it is that so many people are able to work illegally so easily- they claim to be a citizen and show documents from B and C. 

Hmm okay interesting thank you for clarifying, I do have a tendency of overthinking very much 😩. 

 

AOS: 
09/23/2016 - I-130 & I-485 Concurrent Filing 
09/27/2016 - I-485 NOA date 
10/2016 - Biometrics 11/03/2016 - RFE for I-864 
11/7/2016 - Sent response 
12/14/2016 - Case ready for interview
03/28/2017 - Interview scheduled for May 3rd 2017 
05/01/2017 - Interview canceled: (waiting on other paperwork to be transferred) 
07/14/2017 - New interview scheduled for 8/28/2017 
8/28/2017 - Interview attended  Approved on spot 
09/14/2017 - Received PR card for 2YR

 

 

 

ROC Process:
*Earliest filing date 5/30/2019
5/29/2019 - Sent ROC packet via Fedex overnight to Lewisville, TX
5/30/2019 - Packet delivered and signed
6/4/2019 - Text notification for case received with EAC#
6/6/2019 - NOA1 received
6/29/2019 - Biometrics letter received
7/10/2019 - Attended biometrics
4/10/2020 - New Card is being produced
4/13/2020 - Case was Approved
4/15/2020 - Approval notice received

4/17/2020 - Card was received
**No transfers, No RFE, No interview**

 

 

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NEW CITIZEN   151

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13 minutes ago, Pats5415 said:

Hmm okay interesting thank you for clarifying, I do have a tendency of overthinking very much 😩. 

You are a US Citizen, you can state it, and don't need to prove it.

Its up to the employer to verify your status now!!!

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Pats5415   97

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38 minutes ago, NEW CITIZEN said:

You are a US Citizen, you can state it, and don't need to prove it.

Its up to the employer to verify your status now!!!

Thank you for clarifying!

 

AOS: 
09/23/2016 - I-130 & I-485 Concurrent Filing 
09/27/2016 - I-485 NOA date 
10/2016 - Biometrics 11/03/2016 - RFE for I-864 
11/7/2016 - Sent response 
12/14/2016 - Case ready for interview
03/28/2017 - Interview scheduled for May 3rd 2017 
05/01/2017 - Interview canceled: (waiting on other paperwork to be transferred) 
07/14/2017 - New interview scheduled for 8/28/2017 
8/28/2017 - Interview attended  Approved on spot 
09/14/2017 - Received PR card for 2YR

 

 

 

ROC Process:
*Earliest filing date 5/30/2019
5/29/2019 - Sent ROC packet via Fedex overnight to Lewisville, TX
5/30/2019 - Packet delivered and signed
6/4/2019 - Text notification for case received with EAC#
6/6/2019 - NOA1 received
6/29/2019 - Biometrics letter received
7/10/2019 - Attended biometrics
4/10/2020 - New Card is being produced
4/13/2020 - Case was Approved
4/15/2020 - Approval notice received

4/17/2020 - Card was received
**No transfers, No RFE, No interview**

 

 

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On 10/2/2020 at 11:40 AM, Villanelle said:

You are overthinking this. You need to show either one thing from list A - OR-  one thing from B + one thing from C. Most USCs do the latter- drivers license + SS card.  When you check off the box on the i9 that says you are a citizen you dont need to provide proof of such. Thats the why and how of it is that so many people are able to work illegally so easily- they claim to be a citizen and show documents from B and C. 

Now it all makes sense, how people are able to work illegally 

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