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   Dean P MurrayPro

   Hoboken Immigration Attorney

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   Answered January 30, 2013 18:03. Yes. See the link below. However, it is subject to reverification.
   
   If you have additional questions, you can always contact an immigration lawyer, whether myself or one of my colleagues. If you appreciate the time spent preparing this answer, kindly consider marking it BEST ANSWER or HELPFUL. Good luck to you.
   
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   J. SmithPro

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   Answered January 30, 2013 18:31. I agree with my colleagues.

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   Samuel Maina

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   Answered January 30, 2013 18:11. Yes you can.

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   J Ferrari

   Los Angeles Immigration Attorney

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   Answered January 30, 2013 18:14. Yes

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   Theodore Huang

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   Answered January 30, 2013 21:23. Yes, you may present the I-551 stamp. Note that the I-551 stamp is different from the I-551 card. Either can be presented but, as my colleague pointed out, the stamp is subject to reverification. If you produce the stamp, you do not need to produce the SS card. If your employer participates in E-verify, you will need to provide your SSN.

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