Employment authorization card EAD
Apr 24th 2003, 3:11 pm
#1
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Employment authorization card EAD
Hello every one, I hope some one will be able to shed some good lead into
my case. Every year I go down to the local INS office and apply for renewal
of my EAD and pay the fee and walk out the same day with a new card. This
year INS change their rule and they ask me to mail in my application and I
have to wait 90 days before they give me a new card. I have a big problem
with this since my employer refuse to allow me to work for them unless I
have a new card. My current EAD card is expired 04-23-2003. Could some one
know any way to help me speed up my renewal application or refer my to a
good Immigration Lawyer.
Thanks for your help
my case. Every year I go down to the local INS office and apply for renewal
of my EAD and pay the fee and walk out the same day with a new card. This
year INS change their rule and they ask me to mail in my application and I
have to wait 90 days before they give me a new card. I have a big problem
with this since my employer refuse to allow me to work for them unless I
have a new card. My current EAD card is expired 04-23-2003. Could some one
know any way to help me speed up my renewal application or refer my to a
good Immigration Lawyer.
Thanks for your help
Apr 29th 2003, 2:39 pm
#2
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Re: Employment authorization card EAD
There is supposedly some law, can't remember the name of it right now, where
employer cannot terminate you due to INS backlog. I had the same problem.
INS/Homeland security is backloged about 5 mths right now. Sent in renewal
in Feb, for EAD that was to expire end of March. Took until last week to get
receipt notice. No card yet.
Forget the lawyers, all they do is take your money and give BAD advice.
Contact your local Congressmans office. They have liasions with INS and can
cut some of the red tape.
Good luck
"Phu Huynh" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Hello every one, I hope some one will be able to shed some good lead into
> my case. Every year I go down to the local INS office and apply for
renewal
> of my EAD and pay the fee and walk out the same day with a new card.
This
> year INS change their rule and they ask me to mail in my application and I
> have to wait 90 days before they give me a new card. I have a big problem
> with this since my employer refuse to allow me to work for them unless I
> have a new card. My current EAD card is expired 04-23-2003. Could some one
> know any way to help me speed up my renewal application or refer my to a
> good Immigration Lawyer.
> Thanks for your help
employer cannot terminate you due to INS backlog. I had the same problem.
INS/Homeland security is backloged about 5 mths right now. Sent in renewal
in Feb, for EAD that was to expire end of March. Took until last week to get
receipt notice. No card yet.
Forget the lawyers, all they do is take your money and give BAD advice.
Contact your local Congressmans office. They have liasions with INS and can
cut some of the red tape.
Good luck
"Phu Huynh" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Hello every one, I hope some one will be able to shed some good lead into
> my case. Every year I go down to the local INS office and apply for
renewal
> of my EAD and pay the fee and walk out the same day with a new card.
This
> year INS change their rule and they ask me to mail in my application and I
> have to wait 90 days before they give me a new card. I have a big problem
> with this since my employer refuse to allow me to work for them unless I
> have a new card. My current EAD card is expired 04-23-2003. Could some one
> know any way to help me speed up my renewal application or refer my to a
> good Immigration Lawyer.
> Thanks for your help
Apr 29th 2003, 10:53 pm
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Re: Employment authorization card EAD
>Subject: Re: Employment authorization card EAD
>From: "Jan" [email protected]
>Date: 4/29/03 10:39 AM Eastern Daylight Time
>Message-id:
>There is supposedly some law, can't remember the name of it right now, where
>employer cannot terminate you due to INS backlog. I had the same problem.
>INS/Homeland security is backloged about 5 mths right now. Sent in renewal
>in Feb, for EAD that was to expire end of March. Took until last week to get
>receipt notice. No card yet.
>Forget the lawyers, all they do is take your money and give BAD advice.
>Contact your local Congressmans office. They have liasions with INS and can
>cut some of the red tape.
>Good luck
>"Phu Huynh" wrote in message
>news:[email protected]...
>> Hello every one, I hope some one will be able to shed some good lead into
>> my case. Every year I go down to the local INS office and apply for
>renewal
>> of my EAD and pay the fee and walk out the same day with a new card.
>This
>> year INS change their rule and they ask me to mail in my application and I
>> have to wait 90 days before they give me a new card. I have a big problem
>> with this since my employer refuse to allow me to work for them unless I
>> have a new card. My current EAD card is expired 04-23-2003. Could some one
>> know any way to help me speed up my renewal application or refer my to a
>> good Immigration Lawyer.
>> Thanks for your help
Usually all a congressman's office does is ask for status. They will take
serious action only if the BCIS does something egregious. Congresspeople cannot
ramrod your application ahead of the line. Especially not if you don't follow
the rules. I believe the 90 day rule has been in force for a few years now.
Correct me if I am wrong, someone...
>From: "Jan" [email protected]
>Date: 4/29/03 10:39 AM Eastern Daylight Time
>Message-id:
>There is supposedly some law, can't remember the name of it right now, where
>employer cannot terminate you due to INS backlog. I had the same problem.
>INS/Homeland security is backloged about 5 mths right now. Sent in renewal
>in Feb, for EAD that was to expire end of March. Took until last week to get
>receipt notice. No card yet.
>Forget the lawyers, all they do is take your money and give BAD advice.
>Contact your local Congressmans office. They have liasions with INS and can
>cut some of the red tape.
>Good luck
>"Phu Huynh" wrote in message
>news:[email protected]...
>> Hello every one, I hope some one will be able to shed some good lead into
>> my case. Every year I go down to the local INS office and apply for
>renewal
>> of my EAD and pay the fee and walk out the same day with a new card.
>This
>> year INS change their rule and they ask me to mail in my application and I
>> have to wait 90 days before they give me a new card. I have a big problem
>> with this since my employer refuse to allow me to work for them unless I
>> have a new card. My current EAD card is expired 04-23-2003. Could some one
>> know any way to help me speed up my renewal application or refer my to a
>> good Immigration Lawyer.
>> Thanks for your help
Usually all a congressman's office does is ask for status. They will take
serious action only if the BCIS does something egregious. Congresspeople cannot
ramrod your application ahead of the line. Especially not if you don't follow
the rules. I believe the 90 day rule has been in force for a few years now.
Correct me if I am wrong, someone...
Apr 30th 2003, 10:09 pm
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Re: Employment authorization card EAD
Walk in EAD was the policy of some district/local INS office. It was
not INS rule that you will get it right away. Still some BCIS issue
EAD right away, some does not. Actually, most of the BCIS announce "No
more Walk in EAD". Now, ask your employer to keep your job and wait
three months for EAD. I dont see that congresspeople could help this
regarding this matter. Almost all the lawyer hasve informed their
clients to file application for EAD/AP at least 4 months before your
present one expire. Lot of attorney put this message at their web
site.
Sorry, that you did not stay tuned with those messages.
[email protected] (Hnchoksi) wrote in message news:...
> >Subject: Re: Employment authorization card EAD
> >From: "Jan" [email protected]
> >Date: 4/29/03 10:39 AM Eastern Daylight Time
> >Message-id:
> >
> >There is supposedly some law, can't remember the name of it right now, where
> >employer cannot terminate you due to INS backlog. I had the same problem.
> >INS/Homeland security is backloged about 5 mths right now. Sent in renewal
> >in Feb, for EAD that was to expire end of March. Took until last week to get
> >receipt notice. No card yet.
> >Forget the lawyers, all they do is take your money and give BAD advice.
> >Contact your local Congressmans office. They have liasions with INS and can
> >cut some of the red tape.
> >Good luck
> >
> >
> >"Phu Huynh" wrote in message
> >news:[email protected]...
> >> Hello every one, I hope some one will be able to shed some good lead into
> >> my case. Every year I go down to the local INS office and apply for
> renewal
> >> of my EAD and pay the fee and walk out the same day with a new card.
> This
> >> year INS change their rule and they ask me to mail in my application and I
> >> have to wait 90 days before they give me a new card. I have a big problem
> >> with this since my employer refuse to allow me to work for them unless I
> >> have a new card. My current EAD card is expired 04-23-2003. Could some one
> >> know any way to help me speed up my renewal application or refer my to a
> >> good Immigration Lawyer.
> >> Thanks for your help
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >
>
> Usually all a congressman's office does is ask for status. They will take
> serious action only if the BCIS does something egregious. Congresspeople cannot
> ramrod your application ahead of the line. Especially not if you don't follow
> the rules. I believe the 90 day rule has been in force for a few years now.
> Correct me if I am wrong, someone...
not INS rule that you will get it right away. Still some BCIS issue
EAD right away, some does not. Actually, most of the BCIS announce "No
more Walk in EAD". Now, ask your employer to keep your job and wait
three months for EAD. I dont see that congresspeople could help this
regarding this matter. Almost all the lawyer hasve informed their
clients to file application for EAD/AP at least 4 months before your
present one expire. Lot of attorney put this message at their web
site.
Sorry, that you did not stay tuned with those messages.
[email protected] (Hnchoksi) wrote in message news:...
> >Subject: Re: Employment authorization card EAD
> >From: "Jan" [email protected]
> >Date: 4/29/03 10:39 AM Eastern Daylight Time
> >Message-id:
> >
> >There is supposedly some law, can't remember the name of it right now, where
> >employer cannot terminate you due to INS backlog. I had the same problem.
> >INS/Homeland security is backloged about 5 mths right now. Sent in renewal
> >in Feb, for EAD that was to expire end of March. Took until last week to get
> >receipt notice. No card yet.
> >Forget the lawyers, all they do is take your money and give BAD advice.
> >Contact your local Congressmans office. They have liasions with INS and can
> >cut some of the red tape.
> >Good luck
> >
> >
> >"Phu Huynh" wrote in message
> >news:[email protected]...
> >> Hello every one, I hope some one will be able to shed some good lead into
> >> my case. Every year I go down to the local INS office and apply for
> renewal
> >> of my EAD and pay the fee and walk out the same day with a new card.
> This
> >> year INS change their rule and they ask me to mail in my application and I
> >> have to wait 90 days before they give me a new card. I have a big problem
> >> with this since my employer refuse to allow me to work for them unless I
> >> have a new card. My current EAD card is expired 04-23-2003. Could some one
> >> know any way to help me speed up my renewal application or refer my to a
> >> good Immigration Lawyer.
> >> Thanks for your help
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >
>
> Usually all a congressman's office does is ask for status. They will take
> serious action only if the BCIS does something egregious. Congresspeople cannot
> ramrod your application ahead of the line. Especially not if you don't follow
> the rules. I believe the 90 day rule has been in force for a few years now.
> Correct me if I am wrong, someone...
May 2nd 2003, 12:39 am
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Re: Employment authorization card EAD
Thank you a lot Jan, I just sent out letter to my local congressman, if you
can help me find the name of the law that prohibit employer terminate me due
to INS back log, I am very apperciated. I know some other member on this
newsgroup also have the same problem like me too. Please help us out Jan
"Jan" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> There is supposedly some law, can't remember the name of it right now,
where
> employer cannot terminate you due to INS backlog. I had the same problem.
> INS/Homeland security is backloged about 5 mths right now. Sent in renewal
> in Feb, for EAD that was to expire end of March. Took until last week to
get
> receipt notice. No card yet.
> Forget the lawyers, all they do is take your money and give BAD advice.
> Contact your local Congressmans office. They have liasions with INS and
can
> cut some of the red tape.
> Good luck
> "Phu Huynh" wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > Hello every one, I hope some one will be able to shed some good lead
into
> > my case. Every year I go down to the local INS office and apply for
> renewal
> > of my EAD and pay the fee and walk out the same day with a new card.
> This
> > year INS change their rule and they ask me to mail in my application and
I
> > have to wait 90 days before they give me a new card. I have a big
problem
> > with this since my employer refuse to allow me to work for them unless I
> > have a new card. My current EAD card is expired 04-23-2003. Could some
one
> > know any way to help me speed up my renewal application or refer my to a
> > good Immigration Lawyer.
> > Thanks for your help
> >
> >
> >
can help me find the name of the law that prohibit employer terminate me due
to INS back log, I am very apperciated. I know some other member on this
newsgroup also have the same problem like me too. Please help us out Jan
"Jan" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> There is supposedly some law, can't remember the name of it right now,
where
> employer cannot terminate you due to INS backlog. I had the same problem.
> INS/Homeland security is backloged about 5 mths right now. Sent in renewal
> in Feb, for EAD that was to expire end of March. Took until last week to
get
> receipt notice. No card yet.
> Forget the lawyers, all they do is take your money and give BAD advice.
> Contact your local Congressmans office. They have liasions with INS and
can
> cut some of the red tape.
> Good luck
> "Phu Huynh" wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > Hello every one, I hope some one will be able to shed some good lead
into
> > my case. Every year I go down to the local INS office and apply for
> renewal
> > of my EAD and pay the fee and walk out the same day with a new card.
> This
> > year INS change their rule and they ask me to mail in my application and
I
> > have to wait 90 days before they give me a new card. I have a big
problem
> > with this since my employer refuse to allow me to work for them unless I
> > have a new card. My current EAD card is expired 04-23-2003. Could some
one
> > know any way to help me speed up my renewal application or refer my to a
> > good Immigration Lawyer.
> > Thanks for your help
> >
> >
> >
May 2nd 2003, 4:37 am
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Re: Employment authorization card EAD
>Subject: Re: Employment authorization card EAD
>From: "Phu Huynh" [email protected]
>Date: 5/1/03 8:39 PM Eastern Daylight Time
>Message-id:
>Thank you a lot Jan, I just sent out letter to my local congressman, if you
>can help me find the name of the law that prohibit employer terminate me due
>to INS back log, I am very apperciated. I know some other member on this
>newsgroup also have the same problem like me too. Please help us out Jan
I don't think there is such a law. They can yank the petition any time they
want...
>From: "Phu Huynh" [email protected]
>Date: 5/1/03 8:39 PM Eastern Daylight Time
>Message-id:
>Thank you a lot Jan, I just sent out letter to my local congressman, if you
>can help me find the name of the law that prohibit employer terminate me due
>to INS back log, I am very apperciated. I know some other member on this
>newsgroup also have the same problem like me too. Please help us out Jan
I don't think there is such a law. They can yank the petition any time they
want...
