Working with expired GC and I-751 pending

[seganku 54]

My wife's GC expired last year and we're still waiting on her I-751.  Estimates fluctuate a lot, but often put the I-751 into 2023.  We expect to start working on N-400 paperwork in a couple months.

 

My wife was recently offered a job somewhat unexpectedly, and I'm just not seeing any clear path on the required I-9 documents.

 

I-94 shows admit date until 2019

EAD/AP Combo Card expired in 2020

She does have a valid Driver's License as well as a Real ID Identification card (getting a DL took a while).

Social Security Card has the "VALID FOR WORK ONLY WITH DHS AUTHORIZATION" text.

 

My real question is:  What would be the quickest path toward satisfying the I-9 documents?

If we get a new Social Security Card, would it still have the "VALID FOR WORK ONLY WITH DHS AUTHORIZATION" stamp?  Our Social Security office has been pretty prompt about stuff, although the wait can be brutal.

 

Thank you so much!

 

[Mike E 11,742]

Her gc plus her unexpired I-751 extension letter are her I-9 list C documents 

 

Her DL is her list B document 

Edited April 9, 2022 by Mike E

[Family 4,113]

21 minutes ago, seganku said:

My real question is:  What would be the quickest path toward satisfying the I-9 documents?

If we get a new Social Security Card, would it still have the "VALID FOR WORK ONLY WITH DHS AUTHORIZATION" stamp?  Our Social Security office has been pretty prompt about stuff, although the wait can be brutal.

Quickest way is to get new SS card is to walk in to SS ( show ur I-751 extension and expired green card..) and @Mike E has solution for hassle free I-9

[Timona 4,208]

You should have removed that "valid for Authorization " as soon as she got the GC

[nastra30 2,314]

22 hours ago, Mike E said:

Her gc plus her unexpired I-751 extension letter are her I-9 list C documents 

 

Her DL is her list B document 

@seganku  this