Jackolantern
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If the I-485, on which this EAD was based, has been denied, you should not be using this EAD I believe.
That used to be the common belief, but a conference of AILA and USCIS discussed this issue and explained that the EAD remains valid beyond the I-485 denial, unless USCIS explicitly cancels it or it expires or a Notice to Appear has been served.
However, the individual still would be in the US illegally and can be deported. Perhaps the only practical consequence of the ongoing EAD validity is that the employer is not forced to fire them or refuse employment while the EAD remains uncancelled and unexpired and no NTA has been served.
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