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Change Job before Green Card Get Approved (Extention letter also expired TT)

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luckyecho   0

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I'm trying to quit my job and relocate with my husband and get a new job. However, I haven't got my ten year green card approved yet and my extension letter will also expire in a few days TT. My concern is that if employer accept my work authorization based on my expired green card and the extension stamp on my passport. Anyone here in a similar situation that could share your experiences?  Thanks a lot!!!

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milimelo   4,505

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Use your unrestricted ss card and driver's license as proof needed for employment. Employer can't dictate which forms of proof they will or will not accept. 

 

Make an infopass and get I-551 stamp in your passport. 

 

If you move, you file online AR-11 for change of address and your spouse fills out and mails I-865. 

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Naturalization 2010

 
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