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Hi there,

 

Quick question, my wife got her green card and she still has her EAD that was approved while she was waiting for her green card. An employer asked for her proof that she could be employed and she sent her work authorization instead of green card. Is it ok?? I mean, is it fine if she used the EAD ??

 

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should be as that is the purpose of the EAD

 

An Employment Authorization Document (EAD) is an identification card that U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) issues to certain qualifying foreign nationals to work in the United States. ... The EAD card contains a photograph of the individual authorized to work and may include the individual's fingerprint.May 9, 2021
 
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Letting the employer know she has a green card is better than showing EAD.

 

They both accomplish the same goal like showing an individual is permitted to work. I would update the employer letting them know she is now an LPR. 

 

4/12/13 - sent I-485 package

4/15/13 - USCIS Chicago Lockbox received package

4/22/13 - got email and txt

4/29/13 - received NOA in mail

5/08/13 - received biometrics appointment for 5/22

5/09/13 - successful early walk in at Port Chester, NY office

5/22/13 - I-485 updated to Testing & Interview

6/18/13 - EAD went to production

6/21/13 - Card/Document Production for EAD - second email

6/24/13 - EAD mailed

6/26/13 - EAD arrived

7/18/13 - got email about interview

7/20/13 - got hard copy interview letter

08/23/13 - interview - Approved dancin5hr.gif(card production & decision email)

08/28/13 - card production - second email

08/29/13 - card mailed

09/03/13 - card arrived

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05/27/2016 - N-400 mailed

06/02/2016 - NOA date

06/24/2016 - biometrics appointment

11/28/2016 - interview scheduled for January 9th, 2017

01/09/2017 - interview passed

01/20/2017 - Oath Ceremony

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19 hours ago, discoverusa said:

Letting the employer know she has a green card is better than showing EAD.

 

They both accomplish the same goal like showing an individual is permitted to work. I would update the employer letting them know she is now an LPR. 

 

than you

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