Still no EAD, need advice pls, TIA.
Feb 24th 2003, 6:34 am
#1
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Still no EAD, need advice pls, TIA.
Hi,
I am an AOS pending, EAD expired on early February,
Sent my 765 renewal early December, and the check got
cashed end of December and I don't have a receipt from
the INS.
I was not allowed to get in at 62 days in the INS, and was
told that "maybe" with a letter from employer I'd get an
interim, but I did not go that route based on some third
party advice.
in 2 weeks, my 90 days are up, I was wondering what I
should be doing, going there at 90 days ?, 90 business
days ?, or just wait until I do get the EAD letter to go and
show up to get the renewal card.
I don't have any issues with my employer, though at this
stage this is a personal preference, and I really do like
to square this away.
I really do have to work, my USC wife is in school, and
I am the co-sponsor, w/o me working, she is out of
school, and we can't pay the mortgage for the house,
I have been here for the past 12 years from F1, H1
then AOS... and I think it is silly that after this long
it has come to this, where I am being harassed just
because I sent an application 60 days before and not
90 days
Trunk
I am an AOS pending, EAD expired on early February,
Sent my 765 renewal early December, and the check got
cashed end of December and I don't have a receipt from
the INS.
I was not allowed to get in at 62 days in the INS, and was
told that "maybe" with a letter from employer I'd get an
interim, but I did not go that route based on some third
party advice.
in 2 weeks, my 90 days are up, I was wondering what I
should be doing, going there at 90 days ?, 90 business
days ?, or just wait until I do get the EAD letter to go and
show up to get the renewal card.
I don't have any issues with my employer, though at this
stage this is a personal preference, and I really do like
to square this away.
I really do have to work, my USC wife is in school, and
I am the co-sponsor, w/o me working, she is out of
school, and we can't pay the mortgage for the house,
I have been here for the past 12 years from F1, H1
then AOS... and I think it is silly that after this long
it has come to this, where I am being harassed just
because I sent an application 60 days before and not
90 days
Trunk
Feb 24th 2003, 7:27 am
#2
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Posts: 206
Re: Still no EAD, need advice pls, TIA.
Originally posted by Trunk
Hi,
I am an AOS pending, EAD expired on early February,
Sent my 765 renewal early December, and the check got
cashed end of December and I don't have a receipt from
the INS.
I was not allowed to get in at 62 days in the INS, and was
told that "maybe" with a letter from employer I'd get an
interim, but I did not go that route based on some third
party advice.
in 2 weeks, my 90 days are up, I was wondering what I
should be doing, going there at 90 days ?, 90 business
days ?, or just wait until I do get the EAD letter to go and
show up to get the renewal card.
I don't have any issues with my employer, though at this
stage this is a personal preference, and I really do like
to square this away.
I really do have to work, my USC wife is in school, and
I am the co-sponsor, w/o me working, she is out of
school, and we can't pay the mortgage for the house,
I have been here for the past 12 years from F1, H1
then AOS... and I think it is silly that after this long
it has come to this, where I am being harassed just
because I sent an application 60 days before and not
90 days
Trunk
Hi,
I am an AOS pending, EAD expired on early February,
Sent my 765 renewal early December, and the check got
cashed end of December and I don't have a receipt from
the INS.
I was not allowed to get in at 62 days in the INS, and was
told that "maybe" with a letter from employer I'd get an
interim, but I did not go that route based on some third
party advice.
in 2 weeks, my 90 days are up, I was wondering what I
should be doing, going there at 90 days ?, 90 business
days ?, or just wait until I do get the EAD letter to go and
show up to get the renewal card.
I don't have any issues with my employer, though at this
stage this is a personal preference, and I really do like
to square this away.
I really do have to work, my USC wife is in school, and
I am the co-sponsor, w/o me working, she is out of
school, and we can't pay the mortgage for the house,
I have been here for the past 12 years from F1, H1
then AOS... and I think it is silly that after this long
it has come to this, where I am being harassed just
because I sent an application 60 days before and not
90 days
Trunk
It's just my opionion but placing a call to your Senator couldn't hurt.
Kimberly
Feb 24th 2003, 7:35 am
#3
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Joined: Apr 2001
Posts: 46,486
Re: Still no EAD, need advice pls, TIA.
You might fine something in this link that might help if your employer asks for a new EAD.
http://www.usvisanews.com/i9-compliance.html
Rete
http://www.usvisanews.com/i9-compliance.html
Rete
Feb 24th 2003, 8:02 am
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Re: Still no EAD, need advice pls, TIA.
"Trunk" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I am an AOS pending, EAD expired on early February,
> Sent my 765 renewal early December, and the check got
> cashed end of December and I don't have a receipt from
> the INS.
> I was not allowed to get in at 62 days in the INS, and was
> told that "maybe" with a letter from employer I'd get an
> interim, but I did not go that route based on some third
> party advice.
> in 2 weeks, my 90 days are up, I was wondering what I
> should be doing, going there at 90 days ?, 90 business
> days ?, or just wait until I do get the EAD letter to go and
> show up to get the renewal card.
Go at 90 days. The purpose of the letter would have been to get the EAD
processed on an expedited basis (ahead of everyone else who filed at the
same time as you). After 90 days, you can get an interim EAD, and you don't
need to show a basis for expedited processing.
> I don't have any issues with my employer, though at this
> stage this is a personal preference, and I really do like
> to square this away.
> I really do have to work, my USC wife is in school, and
> I am the co-sponsor, w/o me working, she is out of
> school, and we can't pay the mortgage for the house,
> I have been here for the past 12 years from F1, H1
> then AOS... and I think it is silly that after this long
> it has come to this, where I am being harassed just
> because I sent an application 60 days before and not
> 90 days
This is a lesson to everyone -- be sure to file your I-765 more than 90 days
before the expiration date of your previously approved EAD, or any other
work authorization or status which is about to expire.
news:[email protected]...
> I am an AOS pending, EAD expired on early February,
> Sent my 765 renewal early December, and the check got
> cashed end of December and I don't have a receipt from
> the INS.
> I was not allowed to get in at 62 days in the INS, and was
> told that "maybe" with a letter from employer I'd get an
> interim, but I did not go that route based on some third
> party advice.
> in 2 weeks, my 90 days are up, I was wondering what I
> should be doing, going there at 90 days ?, 90 business
> days ?, or just wait until I do get the EAD letter to go and
> show up to get the renewal card.
Go at 90 days. The purpose of the letter would have been to get the EAD
processed on an expedited basis (ahead of everyone else who filed at the
same time as you). After 90 days, you can get an interim EAD, and you don't
need to show a basis for expedited processing.
> I don't have any issues with my employer, though at this
> stage this is a personal preference, and I really do like
> to square this away.
> I really do have to work, my USC wife is in school, and
> I am the co-sponsor, w/o me working, she is out of
> school, and we can't pay the mortgage for the house,
> I have been here for the past 12 years from F1, H1
> then AOS... and I think it is silly that after this long
> it has come to this, where I am being harassed just
> because I sent an application 60 days before and not
> 90 days
This is a lesson to everyone -- be sure to file your I-765 more than 90 days
before the expiration date of your previously approved EAD, or any other
work authorization or status which is about to expire.
Feb 24th 2003, 8:25 am
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Re: Still no EAD, need advice pls, TIA.
Thanks for the responses, thought it seems that the 90 days
varies from INS office to office, and in the main INS site;
as I had posted before, it states it should be 6 months.
I'll try at the 90 days, I'll post my result in here, whatever
that happens.
"Sylvia Ottemoeller" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> "Trunk" wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > I am an AOS pending, EAD expired on early February,
> > Sent my 765 renewal early December, and the check got
> > cashed end of December and I don't have a receipt from
> > the INS.
> >
> > I was not allowed to get in at 62 days in the INS, and was
> > told that "maybe" with a letter from employer I'd get an
> > interim, but I did not go that route based on some third
> > party advice.
> >
> > in 2 weeks, my 90 days are up, I was wondering what I
> > should be doing, going there at 90 days ?, 90 business
> > days ?, or just wait until I do get the EAD letter to go and
> > show up to get the renewal card.
> Go at 90 days. The purpose of the letter would have been to get the EAD
> processed on an expedited basis (ahead of everyone else who filed at the
> same time as you). After 90 days, you can get an interim EAD, and you
don't
> need to show a basis for expedited processing.
> > I don't have any issues with my employer, though at this
> > stage this is a personal preference, and I really do like
> > to square this away.
> >
> > I really do have to work, my USC wife is in school, and
> > I am the co-sponsor, w/o me working, she is out of
> > school, and we can't pay the mortgage for the house,
> > I have been here for the past 12 years from F1, H1
> > then AOS... and I think it is silly that after this long
> > it has come to this, where I am being harassed just
> > because I sent an application 60 days before and not
> > 90 days
> This is a lesson to everyone -- be sure to file your I-765 more than 90
days
> before the expiration date of your previously approved EAD, or any other
> work authorization or status which is about to expire.
varies from INS office to office, and in the main INS site;
as I had posted before, it states it should be 6 months.
I'll try at the 90 days, I'll post my result in here, whatever
that happens.
"Sylvia Ottemoeller" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> "Trunk" wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > I am an AOS pending, EAD expired on early February,
> > Sent my 765 renewal early December, and the check got
> > cashed end of December and I don't have a receipt from
> > the INS.
> >
> > I was not allowed to get in at 62 days in the INS, and was
> > told that "maybe" with a letter from employer I'd get an
> > interim, but I did not go that route based on some third
> > party advice.
> >
> > in 2 weeks, my 90 days are up, I was wondering what I
> > should be doing, going there at 90 days ?, 90 business
> > days ?, or just wait until I do get the EAD letter to go and
> > show up to get the renewal card.
> Go at 90 days. The purpose of the letter would have been to get the EAD
> processed on an expedited basis (ahead of everyone else who filed at the
> same time as you). After 90 days, you can get an interim EAD, and you
don't
> need to show a basis for expedited processing.
> > I don't have any issues with my employer, though at this
> > stage this is a personal preference, and I really do like
> > to square this away.
> >
> > I really do have to work, my USC wife is in school, and
> > I am the co-sponsor, w/o me working, she is out of
> > school, and we can't pay the mortgage for the house,
> > I have been here for the past 12 years from F1, H1
> > then AOS... and I think it is silly that after this long
> > it has come to this, where I am being harassed just
> > because I sent an application 60 days before and not
> > 90 days
> This is a lesson to everyone -- be sure to file your I-765 more than 90
days
> before the expiration date of your previously approved EAD, or any other
> work authorization or status which is about to expire.
Feb 24th 2003, 8:38 am
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Re: Still no EAD, need advice pls, TIA.
"Trunk" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Thanks for the responses, thought it seems that the 90 days
> varies from INS office to office, and in the main INS site;
> as I had posted before, it states it should be 6 months.
Could you give the citation for the page on the INS site that states that a
person is eligible for an interim EAD after 6 months?
news:[email protected]...
> Thanks for the responses, thought it seems that the 90 days
> varies from INS office to office, and in the main INS site;
> as I had posted before, it states it should be 6 months.
Could you give the citation for the page on the INS site that states that a
person is eligible for an interim EAD after 6 months?
Feb 24th 2003, 8:59 am
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Re: Still no EAD, need advice pls, TIA.
I am sorry if my post was misleading, I meant to say that,
according to INS you're supposed to send the application
6 months before the EAD is expired. 90 days still apply
to the Interim EAD.
http://www.ins.gov/graphics/howdoi/ead.htm
"Sylvia Ottemoeller" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> "Trunk" wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > Thanks for the responses, thought it seems that the 90 days
> > varies from INS office to office, and in the main INS site;
> > as I had posted before, it states it should be 6 months.
> Could you give the citation for the page on the INS site that states that
a
> person is eligible for an interim EAD after 6 months?
according to INS you're supposed to send the application
6 months before the EAD is expired. 90 days still apply
to the Interim EAD.
http://www.ins.gov/graphics/howdoi/ead.htm
"Sylvia Ottemoeller" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> "Trunk" wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > Thanks for the responses, thought it seems that the 90 days
> > varies from INS office to office, and in the main INS site;
> > as I had posted before, it states it should be 6 months.
> Could you give the citation for the page on the INS site that states that
a
> person is eligible for an interim EAD after 6 months?
Feb 24th 2003, 10:27 am
#8
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Joined: Apr 2001
Posts: 46,486
Re: Still no EAD, need advice pls, TIA.
Trunk
Don't go on the 90th day but the 91st day. Others have been turned away when going on the 90th day. You know the song, don't you "What a difference a day makes. 24 little hours."
Rete
Don't go on the 90th day but the 91st day. Others have been turned away when going on the 90th day. You know the song, don't you "What a difference a day makes. 24 little hours."
Rete
Originally posted by Trunk
Thanks for the responses, thought it seems that the 90 days
varies from INS office to office, and in the main INS site;
as I had posted before, it states it should be 6 months.
I'll try at the 90 days, I'll post my result in here, whatever
that happens.
"Sylvia Ottemoeller" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> "Trunk" wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > I am an AOS pending, EAD expired on early February,
> > Sent my 765 renewal early December, and the check got
> > cashed end of December and I don't have a receipt from
> > the INS.
> >
> > I was not allowed to get in at 62 days in the INS, and was
> > told that "maybe" with a letter from employer I'd get an
> > interim, but I did not go that route based on some third
> > party advice.
> >
> > in 2 weeks, my 90 days are up, I was wondering what I
> > should be doing, going there at 90 days ?, 90 business
> > days ?, or just wait until I do get the EAD letter to go and
> > show up to get the renewal card.
> Go at 90 days. The purpose of the letter would have been to get the EAD
> processed on an expedited basis (ahead of everyone else who filed at the
> same time as you). After 90 days, you can get an interim EAD, and you
don't
> need to show a basis for expedited processing.
> > I don't have any issues with my employer, though at this
> > stage this is a personal preference, and I really do like
> > to square this away.
> >
> > I really do have to work, my USC wife is in school, and
> > I am the co-sponsor, w/o me working, she is out of
> > school, and we can't pay the mortgage for the house,
> > I have been here for the past 12 years from F1, H1
> > then AOS... and I think it is silly that after this long
> > it has come to this, where I am being harassed just
> > because I sent an application 60 days before and not
> > 90 days
> This is a lesson to everyone -- be sure to file your I-765 more than 90
days
> before the expiration date of your previously approved EAD, or any other
> work authorization or status which is about to expire.
Thanks for the responses, thought it seems that the 90 days
varies from INS office to office, and in the main INS site;
as I had posted before, it states it should be 6 months.
I'll try at the 90 days, I'll post my result in here, whatever
that happens.
"Sylvia Ottemoeller" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> "Trunk" wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > I am an AOS pending, EAD expired on early February,
> > Sent my 765 renewal early December, and the check got
> > cashed end of December and I don't have a receipt from
> > the INS.
> >
> > I was not allowed to get in at 62 days in the INS, and was
> > told that "maybe" with a letter from employer I'd get an
> > interim, but I did not go that route based on some third
> > party advice.
> >
> > in 2 weeks, my 90 days are up, I was wondering what I
> > should be doing, going there at 90 days ?, 90 business
> > days ?, or just wait until I do get the EAD letter to go and
> > show up to get the renewal card.
> Go at 90 days. The purpose of the letter would have been to get the EAD
> processed on an expedited basis (ahead of everyone else who filed at the
> same time as you). After 90 days, you can get an interim EAD, and you
don't
> need to show a basis for expedited processing.
> > I don't have any issues with my employer, though at this
> > stage this is a personal preference, and I really do like
> > to square this away.
> >
> > I really do have to work, my USC wife is in school, and
> > I am the co-sponsor, w/o me working, she is out of
> > school, and we can't pay the mortgage for the house,
> > I have been here for the past 12 years from F1, H1
> > then AOS... and I think it is silly that after this long
> > it has come to this, where I am being harassed just
> > because I sent an application 60 days before and not
> > 90 days
> This is a lesson to everyone -- be sure to file your I-765 more than 90
days
> before the expiration date of your previously approved EAD, or any other
> work authorization or status which is about to expire.
Feb 24th 2003, 10:54 am
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Re: Still no EAD, need advice pls, TIA.
Yeah I have, thx.
You know, I am to a point that I might as well not go
"Rete" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Trunk
> Don't go on the 90th day but the 91st day. Others have been turned away
> when going on the 90th day. You know the song, don't you "What a
> difference a day makes. 24 little hours."
> Rete
> Originally posted by Trunk
> > Thanks for the responses, thought it seems that the 90 days
> > varies from INS office to office, and in the main INS site;
> > as I had posted before, it states it should be 6 months.
> >
> > I'll try at the 90 days, I'll post my result in here, whatever
> > that happens.
> >
> >
> > "Sylvia Ottemoeller" wrote in message
> > news:[email protected]"]news:b3e0rv$8rt$1@zinnia-
> > .noc.ucla.edu[/url]...
> > > "Trunk" wrote in message
> > > news:[email protected]"]news:v5ksu7mll3d4-
> > [email protected][/url]...
> > > > I am an AOS pending, EAD expired on early February,
> > > > Sent my 765 renewal early December, and the check got
> > > > cashed end of December and I don't have a receipt from
> > > > the INS.
> > > >
> > > > I was not allowed to get in at 62 days in the INS, and
> > was
> > > > told that "maybe" with a letter from employer I'd get an
> > > > interim, but I did not go that route based on some third
> > > > party advice.
> > > >
> > > > in 2 weeks, my 90 days are up, I was wondering what I
> > > > should be doing, going there at 90 days ?, 90 business
> > > > days ?, or just wait until I do get the EAD letter to go
> > and
> > > > show up to get the renewal card.
> > > Go at 90 days. The purpose of the letter would have been to get
> > the EAD
> > > processed on an expedited basis (ahead of everyone else who
> > filed at the
> > > same time as you). After 90 days, you can get an interim EAD,
> > and you
> > don't
> > > need to show a basis for expedited processing.
> > > > I don't have any issues with my employer, though at this
> > > > stage this is a personal preference, and I really do like
> > > > to square this away.
> > > >
> > > > I really do have to work, my USC wife is in school, and
> > > > I am the co-sponsor, w/o me working, she is out of
> > > > school, and we can't pay the mortgage for the house,
> > > > I have been here for the past 12 years from F1, H1
> > > > then AOS... and I think it is silly that after this long
> > > > it has come to this, where I am being harassed just
> > > > because I sent an application 60 days before and not
> > > > 90 days
> > > This is a lesson to everyone -- be sure to file your I-765 more
> > than 90
> > days
> > > before the expiration date of your previously approved EAD, or
> > any other
> > work authorization or status which is about to expire.
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
You know, I am to a point that I might as well not go
"Rete" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Trunk
> Don't go on the 90th day but the 91st day. Others have been turned away
> when going on the 90th day. You know the song, don't you "What a
> difference a day makes. 24 little hours."
> Rete
> Originally posted by Trunk
> > Thanks for the responses, thought it seems that the 90 days
> > varies from INS office to office, and in the main INS site;
> > as I had posted before, it states it should be 6 months.
> >
> > I'll try at the 90 days, I'll post my result in here, whatever
> > that happens.
> >
> >
> > "Sylvia Ottemoeller" wrote in message
> > news:[email protected]"]news:b3e0rv$8rt$1@zinnia-
> > .noc.ucla.edu[/url]...
> > > "Trunk" wrote in message
> > > news:[email protected]"]news:v5ksu7mll3d4-
> > [email protected][/url]...
> > > > I am an AOS pending, EAD expired on early February,
> > > > Sent my 765 renewal early December, and the check got
> > > > cashed end of December and I don't have a receipt from
> > > > the INS.
> > > >
> > > > I was not allowed to get in at 62 days in the INS, and
> > was
> > > > told that "maybe" with a letter from employer I'd get an
> > > > interim, but I did not go that route based on some third
> > > > party advice.
> > > >
> > > > in 2 weeks, my 90 days are up, I was wondering what I
> > > > should be doing, going there at 90 days ?, 90 business
> > > > days ?, or just wait until I do get the EAD letter to go
> > and
> > > > show up to get the renewal card.
> > > Go at 90 days. The purpose of the letter would have been to get
> > the EAD
> > > processed on an expedited basis (ahead of everyone else who
> > filed at the
> > > same time as you). After 90 days, you can get an interim EAD,
> > and you
> > don't
> > > need to show a basis for expedited processing.
> > > > I don't have any issues with my employer, though at this
> > > > stage this is a personal preference, and I really do like
> > > > to square this away.
> > > >
> > > > I really do have to work, my USC wife is in school, and
> > > > I am the co-sponsor, w/o me working, she is out of
> > > > school, and we can't pay the mortgage for the house,
> > > > I have been here for the past 12 years from F1, H1
> > > > then AOS... and I think it is silly that after this long
> > > > it has come to this, where I am being harassed just
> > > > because I sent an application 60 days before and not
> > > > 90 days
> > > This is a lesson to everyone -- be sure to file your I-765 more
> > than 90
> > days
> > > before the expiration date of your previously approved EAD, or
> > any other
> > work authorization or status which is about to expire.
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
