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Originally Posted by palkoru
Hey guys I just got approved after EXACTLY 9 months!!!
To be honest I thought I would not get approved anytime soon since it has been a while and my case status could not be found until today. I couldn't even check it online. Also, I was charged with 2 minor misdemeanors but both cases were dismissed by the judge so I was never convicted. It was expunged automatically. They were for 2 bounced checks less than $100. I entered with a visa at the age of 12. Processed at Nebraska Service Center, did 2 service requests. Timeline: Recieved on Feb.26th Biometrics: April 2nd I765 Approved: Nov. 26 I821D Approved: Nov. 27 |
what a great way to start the holiday season!!!!
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I sent my application on 8/29/13USPS delivered on 8/30/13.USCIS acceptance routed to TEXAS center 9/3/13. USCIS text & email 9/08/13 at 10:54pm.USCIS Texas Center acceptance letters9/10/13. biometrics appt letter received 9/16/13 Biometrics done 9/27/13 at 9:45am Name Updated 10/29/ 13 US.Rep Inquiry 3/18/14 US REp Resp 4/4/14 RFE 4/30/14 RFE return 5/30 RFEreceived6/3APPROVED 6/25/14 EAD card in hand 7/2/2014
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Initial App Sent 10-5-12 Approved 4-25-13 (6 1/2 Months) (202 days)Renewal Sent 2-9-15 Approved 4-14-15 (2 Months) (64 Days)
2nd Renewal (In Process)
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Originally Posted by initiald11
Hey guys, I know this isn't a legal forum but I thought I'd ask just in case anyone else has had to deal with something like this. So my employer is asking for me to provide them with some form of document saying why my social security number changed (obviously I was working with a fake one before I was approved and got my number I have now) I can't really tell them that cause I'm afraid it'll cost me my job, the HR people are really being persistent so I'm just wondering what I can do? Can they really ask me for that? I'm gonna talk to a lawyer but they need it in a couple of days so I thought I'd ask here.
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In my opinion I think that they should not have to ask you that and just summit the new number.
just remember that saying the wrong thing can cost you your job.
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Originally Posted by palkoru
Hey guys I just got approved after EXACTLY 9 months!!!
To be honest I thought I would not get approved anytime soon since it has been a while and my case status could not be found until today. I couldn't even check it online. Also, I was charged with 2 minor misdemeanors but both cases were dismissed by the judge so I was never convicted. It was expunged automatically. They were for 2 bounced checks less than $100. I entered with a visa at the age of 12. Processed at Nebraska Service Center, did 2 service requests. Timeline: Recieved on Feb.26th Biometrics: April 2nd I765 Approved: Nov. 26 I821D Approved: Nov. 27 |
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Original: App. Received by USCIS: 04/15/2013 - Approvals: i821d 04/14/2014 & i765 04/17/2014 
Renewal: Received by USCIS on 11/25/2015 - ASC on 12/23/2015 - Approved
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Originally Posted by initiald11
Hey guys, I know this isn't a legal forum but I thought I'd ask just in case anyone else has had to deal with something like this. So my employer is asking for me to provide them with some form of document saying why my social security number changed (obviously I was working with a fake one before I was approved and got my number I have now) I can't really tell them that cause I'm afraid it'll cost me my job, the HR people are really being persistent so I'm just wondering what I can do? Can they really ask me for that? I'm gonna talk to a lawyer but they need it in a couple of days so I thought I'd ask here.
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Originally Posted by jaqui004
Let them know that no such form exists.. That your old number is no longer valid because it was only issued temporary and that now they have issued you a more current valid one. I think that the SSA website has an e-verify in which you can put your name and the previous number, so then the verification will come out saying that that ssn is invalid , or something like that, and then you can print that form to show to your employer. Maybe that will work.
In my opinion I think that they should not have to ask you that and just summit the new number. just remember that saying the wrong thing can cost you your job. |
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Originally Posted by AMM11
Hi,
My EAD approved on 11/22/13 and I-821D was Approved on 11/25/13. There was a thread from last year where some people got approved EAD but not I-821D. Each case is different than other so i would say consult with your attorney or called the USCIS and do e-request either by calling them or online. Wish you very best of luck. |
Yeah I tried an E-request but apparently I'm still within the processing times, which is not true because it's usually at the most 6 months, but a year has passed already
Thanks again!
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Originally Posted by initiald11
Hey guys, I know this isn't a legal forum but I thought I'd ask just in case anyone else has had to deal with something like this. So my employer is asking for me to provide them with some form of document saying why my social security number changed (obviously I was working with a fake one before I was approved and got my number I have now) I can't really tell them that cause I'm afraid it'll cost me my job, the HR people are really being persistent so I'm just wondering what I can do? Can they really ask me for that? I'm gonna talk to a lawyer but they need it in a couple of days so I thought I'd ask here.
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http://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/f...nov20_2012.pdf
In case anyone else has to deal with this situation I have yet to hear back from them but I think that it's pretty self explanatory and they shouldn't ask me for any other documents but we'll see. I'll let you guys know if I'm still working there in a couple of weeks ha.
I want to thank everyone on this forum if it wasn't for you guys I would have been completely lost during this entire process since applying for DACA. Here's the thread I found that link in
http://dreamact.info/forum/archive/i...p?t-34000.html
[quote=smilieface1;521872]In my onpinion I would highly recommend you talk to a lawyer before you say or do anything with your employer. It seems to me that when you changed your ssn, you sent some sort of red flag to HR about your legal status.
Thanks for the advice I appreciate it, like I stated above I just sent them that paper so hopefully that works for them and if not then I'll just look for a new job.
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Initial App Sent 10-5-12 Approved 4-25-13 (6 1/2 Months) (202 days)Renewal Sent 2-9-15 Approved 4-14-15 (2 Months) (64 Days)
2nd Renewal (In Process)
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Originally Posted by lucyinthesky
Hi everyone,
I know some other people have talked about this same thing happening to them, about getting their EAD approved but the I-821D not approved or viceversa. In my case, I have my EAD approved, but not my I-821D. I received my EAD card on 11/08/12. When I checked online, the I-821D was still under "initial review". I called USCIS before going to get my SSN and they said that with the EAD I was okay to go and get my SNN and license, and that sometimes it takes a while to update my case online and that I shouldn't be worried. Now, I'm trying to apply at Miami Dade College. In order for me to qualify as a resident to pay in-state tuition, they need a bunch of documents from my mom, utility bills etc. and on top of that, they need my EAD card, the EAD notification from USCIS (which I received before the card came in the mail) and also the notification letter from USCIS about form I-821D, which I haven't received yet. I'm checking now, and turns out that after a year I'm still under "initial review". I just need the letter to sign up for classes in the spring, apparently the EAD letter and card aren't enough to prove to the college that I'm a DACA student. Has this happened to any of you? Did you find a way to get USCIS to approve your case or at least mail you a notification letter? Thanks!! |
I called USCIS and after speaking to an officer, they sent me a letter to my house about my case. Turns out that apparently they did send me the notice of approval for 821D last year around the same time I received my EAD, which you guessed it, I have not received. I also told the officer that online it's still shows "initial review", but according to the letter, it has been approved. In order for me to get the approval notice, I have to fill out form 824, which is $405, for a duplicate document of something that I have already been approved for!!! Unbelievable. But oh well, I need to have it so I'm making the effort to get it ASAP.
Make sure you check your mail carefully whenever you get a notice from USCIS.
Best of luck to everyone!
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