My green card has expired. Can employers hire me based on my expired green card? I have not got the I90 notice
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First of all let me clarify:  If the validity date on you card is expired then it does not mean that you have become illegal. It's just that the document has expired but your immigration status is intact. You need to file form I-90 to get a replacement card. Go to the following link for complete instruction on how to apply for a replacement green card.\n\nhttp://www.uscis.gov/graphics/formsfee/forms/i-90.htm\n\nSince you are in status you can get an employment.\n\nNow the other situation could be that you are out of status that means that you have been outside of US for more than 1 year.  In that case you can apply for a Returning Resident Visa at your near east US embassy or Consulate.
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call the police and explain ur situation ( illeagal immagration is a big thing now days so ) they will be more than happy to help you find out if his visa is expired, then contact a lawyer incase he' tries anything.
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I'm assuming that your talking about your I-130. Well even if the application gets approved that is meaningless for you.\nYou must wait for your green card priority date.\n\nRight now people that applied in October 1994 are receiving their green cards.... so you have a very long wait.\nThe average wait time is at least 10 years for people in your category.\n\nAm I to understand that you are in US right now ? Then you must make sure you depart when you current status expires or you will become illegal...\n\nAlso having an aprooved I-130 does not confer you any rights to live and work in the US. And another piece of advice... do not tell the border official that you have an application pending or you will be denied admission as non-immigrant in the future.
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Start at your local Worksource or Unemployment agency.  They will be able to answer your questions and allow the person to move on with their lives.  Frequently there are agencies that will post a bond to the employee, in the case of a store or something along those lines.\n\nUsually, Fast Food (I know it is crappy work), Construction companies, and a lot of places don't check your background.  Good Luck
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Why do you think that?   The only way to know for sure is to ask the employer that didn't hire you, if he called the old employer for a reference and got a bad one.  If that's the case then you will have to leave that employer off your resume'.  That will also cause a problem because the new employer will want to know where you worked before.  Sorry  it's a bad situation.\n\nCappy,  you CANNOT file suit just because a former employer gives you a bad reference.  Maybe you were a bad employee.
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If your card is expired you need to file form I-90 for a replacement card. You can either mail it to CIS or file it electronically. Follow the following link for complete instructions, mailing address and electronic filing instructions.\n\nhttp://www.uscis.gov/graphics/formsfee/forms/i-90.htm
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It depends on what state you are in and what date the USCIS is up to.  You can contact uscis or go to www.emichoice.com
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employers may be concerned that you are not a legal citizen. you should make it very clear on your aplication/resume that you are a legal citizen with date e.t.c. that you became a legal U.S. citizen(assuming you are!). \n\nIf you are not a legal citizen yet this should be the first thing you do before anything else what so ever. \n\nIn the county where I live they are getting after employers that higher illegal imigrants with heavy fines/jail time. many employers will not higher immigrants because they do not want to take the risk of highering an illegal.\n\nI am not agsinst imigrants seeking a better life but the county of which i live was starting to turn into little mexico and was draining our local economy dry with all of the financial aid they where needing.\n\ngood luck
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No, an alien holds a card to stay and work for a limited time and is not a resident either, only holds temporary residency. An illegal cannot have employment authorization because he came in undocumented and as such, is not entitled to green cards or residency. You can't do things backwards and expect to jump ahead of those in line. Be considerate of others and the U.S. will be very considerate to you.
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IF YOU ARE QUALIFIED,WHY NOT?I DONT SEE ANY REASON WHY HE SHOULD  NOT EMPLOY YOU IF YOU ARE THE PROFESSIONAL THAT YOU CLAIM TO BE.THERE ARE SLOTS FOR HIGHLY SKILLED IMMIGRANTS.\n\nWHY NOT?
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How about trying for a H-2 Temporary Labor visa?  You find out more information here: http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.5af9bb95919f35e66f614176543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=229c6138f898d010VgnVCM10000048f3d6a1RCRD&vgnextchannel=71919c7755cb9010VgnVCM10000045f3d6a1____\n\nUnfortunately, you have to apply for some type of visa in order to be allowed to find employment in the US, if you want to do things legally that is.    The only loopholes are to do things illegally, not recommended.
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u go to serangoon road and ask a job in hotels but u have to leave the date when ur visa reriod expires
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Are you asking about an Employment Authorization card?  If you already have a Green Card, you do not need one.
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If you have recently moved, then his immigration file may still be at your previous immigration office, or in transit to your new one.  I used to work at an immigration office, and depending on where the file was coming from, it sometimes took weeks to get the file to the new office.  If you haven't moved, then a possible reason for the cancellation is that the scheduling center may have screwed up and scheduled too many interviews for that particular date and time.  We had an issue like that once in our office.  We had to search through all the files and find out which ones had been scheduled for the same interviewer, date, and time, and then reschedule a few.  If you don't hear back in a few weeks, schedule an Infopass appointment online to go in and speak to an Information Officer.  Calling the toll free number only makes you frustrated.\n\nIn response to the person below me:  I don't know if all offices are doing it, or if it was just my old office, but our security guards wouldn't let you in the front door if you didn't have an appointment letter or an Infopass appointment receipt that you had printed out from your computer.  To get the infopass appointment, go to www.uscis.gov.  They will see you with the infopass appointment.
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Was your green card a conditional green card (with a 2 year expiration date)? If so, you will have to start all over again and have your new spouse apply for you. If so, I highly suggest that you hire an immigration attorney (NOT AN "IMMIGRATION CONSULTANT"!), as you will have a very difficult time explaining why your first marriage didn't last long enough for you to get your green card.\n\nIf it was a permanent green card (with a 10 year expiration date), you have not lost your residence status. You simply file a Form I-90, which has a $260 filing fee.\n\nYou can download the form at the URL listed below. You mail it to:\n\nU.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services\nP.O. Box 54870\nLos Angeles, CA 90054-0870\n\nThey will send you a letter telling you to go to have your "biometrics" (fingerprints) taken at an Application Support Center. Sometime after that happens, you will receive your new card in the mail. Make sure you take your old card with you when you go to the ACS for the fingerprints. \n\nhttp://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.5af9bb95919f35e66f614176543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=b3f7ab0a43b5d010VgnVCM10000048f3d6a1RCRD&vgnextchannel=db029c7755cb9010VgnVCM10000045f3d6a1RCRD
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As Lalit B says, yes, you may apply for extension.  Please go to the USCIS website at www.uscis.gov and find a form I-539.  It has the instruction and you can just fill out the info as much as you can, and file before your I-94 expires. \n\nYou'll see a question on the form how you may support yourself while you stay in the US. So make sure to get bank statements etc. to show that you don't need to work while you stay in the US.   Also, make sure to explain why you would like to stay in the US for an additional 2 months (such as "Oh, I stayed in LA for 6 months for sightseeing but forgot to stop by and see New York!!)  \n\nGood luck!
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Are you serious?\n\nFirst off, you can't get a job in this country without completing an I-9 form proving your eligibility to work here.\n\nIf you filled on out fraudulently you have no case.\n\nIf you didn't fill one out and started working, you can contact the labor board in your state but immigration will send you home before your case is solved.\n\nGet proper documentation!!!