I-485 Approval notice sent - but EAD renewal already Applied

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jharih1

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Hi Guys!

My case was also stuck on namecheck, but fortunately last week when I checked my status (I-485) it showed that they have sent the I-485 approval notice on Nov 27th. But I already applied for EAD renewal on October end, the check has been accepted, got receipt for it, got another mail for EAD finger print scheduled mid next month (dec). Since my I-485 is approved now what do I have to do about the EAD? Can I tell them to refund the amount since I guess I wont be needing it since I got my I-485 approved, and it also states in the online status that card production ordered and wud be sent within 60 days..

- Married to US Citizen - applied oct 2006, jan 26 GC interview (name check), EAD came on jan 29th, expiring Jan 30 2008. Nov 27th online notice that I-485 is approved.

Kindly Help!
 
Nope. Your check was cashed and you are not getting your money back. Forget about the fingerprints and the money. Enjoy your Green Card and the Holidays! :D

ps: once you get the GC, go to the Social Security Administration office to get the legend "authorized to work with DHS..." removed from your SSN card.
 
PraetorianXI said:
Nope. Your check was cashed and you are not getting your money back. Forget about the fingerprints and the money. Enjoy your Green Card and the Holidays! :D

ps: once you get the GC, go to the Social Security Administration office to get the legend "authorized to work with DHS..." removed from your SSN card.
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Thanks a lot Praetorian, I appreciate your help, Do I have to still go for the Fingerprinting on Dec 15th 2007.

Thanks
 
jharih1 said:
Thanks a lot Praetorian, I appreciate your help, Do I have to still go for the Fingerprinting on Dec 15th 2007.

Thanks
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Once I get my GC by mail, I will go to the SSN office and will get the DHS thingy removed from my SSN
 
jharih1 said:
Once I get my GC by mail, I will go to the SSN office and will get the DHS thingy removed from my SSN
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I wonder, does anyone really care that it has that statement on the social security card? Doesn't GC suffice to prove your employability?
 
austriacus said:
I wonder, does anyone really care that it has that statement on the social security card? Doesn't GC suffice to prove your employability?
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Yes. The GC is your authorization. However, getting rid of the annotation allows you to meet the I-9 requirements without providing your GC.
 
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