I-751 Question
Apr 15th 2009, 5:04 am
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Re: I-751 Question
Actually, I'm only 90% certain on that, but as it was something of a 'thing' for me a while ago, I think I would have turned that up.
Serious.. you still have the old card. hmmm. And you're job hunting, right?
What's your CDL situation right now (you're here, right?)
Apr 15th 2009, 5:15 am
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Re: I-751 Question
No, foolish mortal!
Actually, I'm only 90% certain on that, but as it was something of a 'thing' for me a while ago, I think I would have turned that up.
Serious.. you still have the old card. hmmm. And you're job hunting, right?
What's your CDL situation right now (you're here, right?)
Actually, I'm only 90% certain on that, but as it was something of a 'thing' for me a while ago, I think I would have turned that up.
Serious.. you still have the old card. hmmm. And you're job hunting, right?
What's your CDL situation right now (you're here, right?)
Hopefully I can go to the SS office on Market St and get a new card...
Apr 15th 2009, 5:17 am
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Re: I-751 Question
I'm in Edinburgh, contracting for a company in San Francisco. We're moving back to California on July 25th and I'll be starting as a full time employee with that same company on July 27th. At least that was the plan!
Hopefully I can go to the SS office on Market St and get a new card...
Hopefully I can go to the SS office on Market St and get a new card...
Rene
Apr 15th 2009, 5:24 am
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Re: I-751 Question
I'm in Edinburgh, contracting for a company in San Francisco. We're moving back to California on July 25th and I'll be starting as a full time employee with that same company on July 27th. At least that was the plan!
Hopefully I can go to the SS office on Market St and get a new card...
Hopefully I can go to the SS office on Market St and get a new card...
Some offices will not do this for you, others will. You'll want to explain in full why you were unable to get the unrestricted card when you could. (ie tell a good, sad story)
I expect your current employer will be a bit more flexible than someone who doesn't know you.
You also won't have a CDL; what are their current rules and how can you get one?
Def. check out form I-9 (uscis.gov) and the Handbook for Employers (also there.. M-something form).
Apr 15th 2009, 5:36 am
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Re: I-751 Question
See about getting an I-551 stamp in your passport first.
Some offices will not do this for you, others will. You'll want to explain in full why you were unable to get the unrestricted card when you could. (ie tell a good, sad story)
I expect your current employer will be a bit more flexible than someone who doesn't know you.
You also won't have a CDL; what are their current rules and how can you get one?
Def. check out form I-9 (uscis.gov) and the Handbook for Employers (also there.. M-something form).
Some offices will not do this for you, others will. You'll want to explain in full why you were unable to get the unrestricted card when you could. (ie tell a good, sad story)
I expect your current employer will be a bit more flexible than someone who doesn't know you.
You also won't have a CDL; what are their current rules and how can you get one?
Def. check out form I-9 (uscis.gov) and the Handbook for Employers (also there.. M-something form).
Apr 15th 2009, 6:11 am
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Re: I-751 Question
thanks JEff.
Bottom of page 9 of that booklet lists the I-797 NOA for I-751 application with the one year extension language, plus the expired GC as allowable for column C (employment authorization.) And my CA drivers license will suffice for identity.
Bottom of page 9 of that booklet lists the I-797 NOA for I-751 application with the one year extension language, plus the expired GC as allowable for column C (employment authorization.) And my CA drivers license will suffice for identity.
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Apr 15th 2009, 6:16 am
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Re: I-751 Question
That has been updated recently, in anticipation of the I-9 form changes. The Employer Handbook didn't have that specific language before.
Glad this came up just now.
Apr 15th 2009, 6:18 am
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Re: I-751 Question
nac,
Glad you found what you needed. But thank meauxna, she's the one who first pointed to that manual, which I would have otherwise overlooked.
Regards, JEff
Glad you found what you needed. But thank meauxna, she's the one who first pointed to that manual, which I would have otherwise overlooked.
Regards, JEff
