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Hi all,

What can I do to protect myself if my ex boyfriend tries to sabotage my EAD application? He has my personal info down to my passport number. He's been warning me for revenge since break up and what I should do to protect myself. I don't want to involve the police cuz that might get nasty since it may involve a lot of people and I haven't come out publicly yet. 

Appreciate any answers. 

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5 minutes ago, Jorgedig said:

How could he sabotage it?

I don't know maybe he can make up something that sound legit for the USCIS and I am left the burdens to prove otherwise. Because he has my personal info. And I need the work permit to support myself. I'm worried it could drag too long given how unpredictable USCIS response time can be. 

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Just now, FrancNI said:

I don't know maybe he can make up something that sound legit for the USCIS and I am left the burdens to prove otherwise. Because he has my personal info.

 Well then he'd be in a world of trouble from falsifying info/signatures, etc.  You can't control his choices.  

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8 minutes ago, FrancNI said:

And I need the work permit to support myself. I'm worried it could drag too long given how unpredictable USCIS response time can be. 

Not sure what the EAD processing time would have to do with whether he tries to sabotage you.

 

What is the basis for adjusting status?

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3 minutes ago, Jorgedig said:

Not sure what the EAD processing time would have to do with whether he tries to sabotage you.

 

What is the basis for adjusting status?

I'm worried about him sabotaging/delaying my EAD processing if he fakes something mad. I landed a return job offer from my internship last summer and I don't want to miss the opportunity. The employer probably won't wait for me for too long. Also I'm on student visa applying for OPT. So I'm scared hes going to ruin what I have worked for really hard. Thank you for following up with my question btw. It means a lot. 

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18 minutes ago, PaulaCJohnny said:

You are overthinking. If he lies he will be in trouble. Live your life and delete him from everything. He is just looking for attention 

Thank you for your kind words. The reason I'm worried is because he can be very reckless and I'm scared of him.

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10 hours ago, FrancNI said:

Hi all,

What can I do to protect myself if my ex boyfriend tries to sabotage my EAD application? He has my personal info down to my passport number. He's been warning me for revenge since break up and what I should do to protect myself. I don't want to involve the police cuz that might get nasty since it may involve a lot of people and I haven't come out publicly yet. 

Appreciate any answers. 

Sounds like a threat. If you have messages/emails etc why not call up the policy and get a restraining order? That should get him back to his senses.

 
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