My I-485 has been denied while my work authorization card renewal was being processed. If I file MTR, can I work?

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   Alena ShautsovaPro

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   Answered March 08, 2013 20:25. I believe I answered this question already. Please see the previous answer.

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   Jose Moreno

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   Answered March 08, 2013 14:49. Your attorney would be in the best place to answer your questions. If you are unhappy with representation or cannot reach your current attorney to ask these questions to and are relegated to posting questions here while paying someone to not answer yourt case related queries, I suggest hiring someone you are comfortable with and who you believe you can confide in.

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   J Ferrari

   Los Angeles Immigration Attorney

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   Answered March 11, 2013 15:55. Without knowing the facts of your case, it is not possible to answer the question. You need to ask your attorney, or hire a new one to review you entire file.

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