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Stimulus Checks and Unemployment

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I have a friend who is here seeking political asylum. He has work authorization, etc. and also tells me he has an actual SSN along with his family. 
He is a gig worker and lost his job due to COVID 19. He is concerned if he takes unemployment (the bill allows it for self employed and gig workers) they will be denied their residency in the future through this process. 

 


I am pretty confident that would not be a reason to be denied as unemployment is more like insurance.  

Any thoughts? I wasn't aware you received an actual SSN during that process but have zero experience with it. 

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