QUOTE(pj1959us @ Jul 27 2007, 02:37 PM)

It will be interesting to hear how long the EAD is valid for once you receive it. Others that I have read about submitted for an EAD with (a)(6) were approved but when it was received it was only valid for a few days (dependent on when the 90 days ended). It depends on the circumstances of whether the whole packet is rejected, denied or approved (based on the a6).
Regardless, I hope the code was somehow changed for you and the EAD is based on the ©(9) instead of (a)(6).
PJ
Yea, I know what you mean. But that would mean that they are issuing my husband an expired EAD because his I-94 expired about 6 weeks ago.
USCIS could very well do that. However, since we went to immigration, put in the order, and were approved, I'd imagine that it is probably not expired. I know of another girl who was told at her infopass appointment that her EAD (she made the same mistake) will most likely not be denied - just delayed.
Let's hope this EAD is good.
If they issued my hubby an expired EAD then they're as dumber than I thought. But, I think it's better to reapply for an expired EAD then a denied one.