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Do i have any responsibility for not reporting to social security administration about my I-551 stamp cancelled
Artesia, NM
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Posted 24 days ago in Immigration
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I used the I-551 stamp to get my unrestricted social number card. later, when i made a infopass appintment, the officer cancelled my stamp and told me my case is pending with nothing else(i think they just want to wait untill full two year marriage, then make a decision). Why social security administration already verified my stamp's validity and then the officer can cancell the stamp. Can i use the unrestricted social number card to work without employment and Do i have any responsibility for not reporting to social security administration about my I-551 stamp cancelled
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Laura Hofman
This attorney is licensed in Washington.
Posted 18 days ago.
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As always, this does not constitute legal advice, and my response only pertains to the facts listed in your question. If I understand you correctly, you have been approved for your marriage-based green card. If your marriage-based green card has not been approved and your adjustment of status is still pending, you should not have been able to obtain a I-551 stamp in the first place and should be working with an EAD card, therefore would need to update your I-9.
If your green card or permanent residence has been approved and it has been less than 2 years since the approval and have not received your green card, you should file an I-90 to get a new card. If it's been 1 year and 9 month, you and your spouse should apply an I-751 to get an updated green card. Either way, you generally do not need to update your I-9 records each time you get an updated permanent residence status-- providing evidence of permanent residence once is generally enough. |
