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Form I-9 Employee Information
I'm trying to fill out the application form for employment. I am using my EAD as a proof that I'm authorize to work. However, there is a question regarding the Visa type. As DACA has expired VISA, I put OTHER but there is a field for DESCRIPTION. What should I put under the description? Could someone help me please. It's my first time getting a job and I don't know how what to put.
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Re: Form I-9 Employee Information
Did someone disclose their e-mail and phone number to DHS as this is one of the questionnaire as well in completing I-9? In case of mismatch name, they said that DHS can contact you.
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Re: Form I-9 Employee Information
You can't get a job legally without work authorization. You must wait till you get a rewnewed EAD my man.
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Re: Form I-9 Employee Information
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Now my question is do I have to say I'm under Daca because i cannot provide my Visa as it's expired. |
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If they keep insisting then tell them that you instead want a signed note saying that they denied you employment due to a lack of a visa when you possess a valid employment authorization card. Record the conversation, since they will likely say no. Then go to a lawyer and sue their pants off for citizenship discrimination. |
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"An alien authorized to work until: " and proceed to put your USCIS A number under the first line. It's located on your EAD for your convenience. Good luck. |
Re: Form I-9 Employee Information
Thank you guys. They keep asking me about the Visa and they said they cannot move on the process without entering the Visa# as part of the E-Verify. I said that EAD should suffice. I told to HR that I don't have a Visa so it's not applicable. I have Employment Authorization card to work legally. I also told them that if they want to E-Verify, they can call the USCIS and use my USCIS# to verify that I'm allowed to work. They told me they will follow up with me tomorrow.
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Re: Form I-9 Employee Information
By the way I called the USCIS today right after I got off from work. The lady I spoken with was so nice and helpful. She told me to tell my employer to call USCIS if they keep asking my Visa# that's why I provided to HR the USCIS phone# and call that number as part of their E-Verify.
I'm just a little worried that I might have pissed them off and turn against me. Hopefully not! :( |
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