Does my wife need to make an InfoPass appointment to continue working at her current job?

[teerok 0]

My wife and I unfortunately had to file for her ROC at the Vermont Service Center. We filed in February of '16 but the timeline is looking like it will be longer than 12 months based on current processing. Does my wife need to make an InfoPass appointment or get any sort of extension to continue with her current employer if her case takes longer than the date on her NOA letter? 

Edited January 3, 2017 by teerok

[Mollie09 1,543]

2 minutes ago, teerok said:

My wife and I unfortunately had to file for her ROC at the Vermont Service Center. We filed in February of '16 but the timeline is looking like it will be longer than 12 months based on current processing. Does my wife need to make an InfoPass appointment or get any sort of extension to continue with her current employer if her case takes longer than the date on her NOA letter? 

She probably doesn't need to be re-verified at work, depending on which documents she showed when she started working. If it was the conditional GC, they shouldn't re-verify, but I would recommend getting the stamp for peace of mind.

[teerok 0]

8 minutes ago, F1H1I130 said:

She probably doesn't need to be re-verified at work, depending on which documents she showed when she started working. If it was the conditional GC, they shouldn't re-verify, but I would recommend getting the stamp for peace of mind.

Okay. She started this past September, so I believe it was the conditional GC + NOA extension letter. She won't get in any legal trouble for continuing to work, etc, without the stamp though? 

[Mollie09 1,543]

1 hour ago, teerok said:

Okay. She started this past September, so I believe it was the conditional GC + NOA extension letter. She won't get in any legal trouble for continuing to work, etc, without the stamp though? 

If she started with the letter she might need to be reverified, you should Google "I-9 reverification".

She would get into trouble if she's asked to show proof of status for any reason and doesn't have the stamp. I think it's a misdemeanor. But the letter having expired doesn't mean she's out of status.

[NikLR 13,220]

Getting a stamp isnt a bad idea and would be needed for travel.