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Beneficiary previously worked in the US

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I (the foreigner) worked in the US Between May and February 2010 - 2011. We listed this employment in my G-326A, but didn't include any copies of the then valid EAD card. I filed my taxes, and I was on OPT at the time so it was authorized work.

Should we have included some evidence that the work was authorized, or can I just bring this to the consulate at my interview?

My understanding is/was that the USCIS will still approve the petition, but that the consulate might ask me about it at the interview. (in which case I can show them my old EAD card.)

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