amy0105

1 minute ago, geowrian said:

Nope, you're still fine to work. An employer cannot dictate what documents you need to show to prove eligibility to work (i.e. they cannot require the physical green card instead of the stamp).

thank you! good to know.

1 minute ago, geowrian said:

You're fine then. That is a temporary green card. Just be sure to carry your passport (obviously) and proof of a name change (if any), such as marriage certificate.

thank you. This may be a dumb question but it would not impact the ability to work in the US would it?

Sorry everyone, I forgot to note that I do have I551 stamp on a valid passport. my I551is balid until April 2018. I got the stamp before i learned about the I90 rejection.

Sorry, I forgot to note that I do have I551 stamp on a valid passport. my I551is balid until April 2018. I got the stamp before i learned about the I90 rejection.

I received a letter ( I797A) from USCIS stating my application for the permanent residency was approved in August 2016. However, I never received the physical green card. According to USCIS/USPS, it was delivered in August 2016. I filed I90 for a replacement card in October 2016 and after waiting for it for a year, they denied my I90.  The reason is not known yet as i only received the electronic notice yesterday(the day before my international trip) and the physical letter which is supposed to have the reason for denial

has not been delivered yet. I'm attending my friend's wedding in Asia and am leaving the country today. 

Does anyone know if this would have an impact on my ability to be readmitted to the US when i retuen from my trip?

thank you in advance for your help.