smanthri Posted November 6, 2014 Report Share Posted November 6, 2014 My Spouse and I entered US on L1, L2 visas respectively. I started working after I received my L2 EAD (valid till May 2016). My spouse's company filed our I-485 together with I-765, I-131, I-140 in EB1 CategoryBoth of our I-765 & I-131 went to card production in the month of August and my spouse received EAD card within a week, but I haven't received my card till date. After a month of I-765 going into Card Production staus, we filed change of address for all of our pending applications(Both I-485, my I-765 and I-131). 25 days later, our I-485's got approved and we received our I-797 Approval Notices to new address. My spouse received her Green Card within a week to new address, but I haven't received mine till date. I visited USCIS Field office and spoke with an Immigration Officer, there seems to be issues with my Bio-metrics and need to be retaken.My EAD with Advance Parole was mailed on the same night I gave my second Bio-metrics. However it as mailed to my old address in spite of my case updated with new address. USPS returned my EAD card as "Undeliverable as Addressed". My Green Card is still in Card Production Ordered status. Raised Service requests with USCIS, emailed Texas Service Center requesting to resend my EAD card to address on file and mail my Green Card. I am waiting to see progress on my cases.Given my situation, what is my current work authorization status? Am I allowed to continue to work? Thanks in advance for viewing my case and answering. Link to comment
smanthri Posted November 7, 2014 Author Report Share Posted November 7, 2014 Received my EAD with AP today. Still awaiting for GC card to mail out. Link to comment
ksribhas Posted December 1, 2014 Report Share Posted December 1, 2014 You are a GC holder. You can work based on the approval Notice of your 485. Link to comment
pontevecchio Posted December 1, 2014 Report Share Posted December 1, 2014 Approval notice does not cut it. You can certainly get INFOPASS and get a I551 stamp if you approach the Officer politely and if necessary escalate it. Link to comment
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