Justkeepswimming

It expires Feb 2023. I did show my SS card. That's what I mean, I've shown everything that was required. It's nutty they now want extra. Quoting the email they sent me: "We are in the process of auditing our personnel files, it doesn't appear we obtained the correct i-9 documents for you at time of hire. I know you submitted passport and additional documentation. We can accept a non US passport, but it MUST be accompanied by a form 1-94 or 1-94A. Please apply for one here ......link. When I clicked the link it appears that the 1-94 is issued to aliens admitted into the USA who are adjusting status while in the USA or extending their stay. This makes no sense as I am removing conditions, I'm not adjusting status.

When I was hired I showed my driving license which was on the list and they asked for immigration documents instead. Yes, USCIS took my green card. They took it when I went for the USCIS appointment to get the i551 stamp in my passport after my green card had expired and I needed the stamp to renew my driver's license. I was not allowed to keep the expired green card and have the stamp in my passport at the same time. So now when I travel I have to show the stamp and notice of action as back up when I re-enter the USA.

At time of hire they gave me a list of acceptable documents which I did. I showed them the stamp in my passport and letter from USCIS which explains why I have a temporary stamp and not a green card (removing conditions). They contacted me 3 times asking for proper documentation to which I kept replying that was the proper documentation and that they were stated on the list. Now two months later after being hired they are coming at me again asking for additional documentation.

Sorry I meant extension expires 2023. The expiration date of my green card was 2021 I started working September of this year.

My SS card is unrestricted. I figured it was illegal! Where do I go from here? They said they need the document ASAP or I can't work here. I'm hired by a school district as a teacher.

No, this is a different job. They said they need extra clarification I am a permanent resident. An I94A appears to be a travel entry document. It makes no sense. My extension letter expires 2024. My social security card is still valid. I have valid state ID and DL.

My employer has asked me to get a 1-94A. I've lived here for 4 years, I'm a permanent resident who is removing conditions. I showed them my temporary green card stamp and I-797 notice of action at time of hire. Are they overstepping the mark?