puzzled Posted April 18, 2013 Report Share Posted April 18, 2013 Hi, When my company filled out the I-9 form a few months back, I had both my H1-B visa and EAD. I preferred to use my H1-B instead of EAD. So, in the employee section of the I-9 form, I filled out my H1-B expiry date and my I-94 number. But my HR informed me recently that she used information from the EAD for filling out the employer section. Does this mean that I am working with my H1-B visa or am I working with my EAD? My H1-B is expiring next year, but my EAD is expiring today (yeah). So far, I assumed that I am working using my H1-B visa. But since the HR used my EAD information and not my H1-B information in the I-9 form, that makes me wonder what my situation is. My HR seems confident that, since my H1-B is still valid, I don't have to worry about it. But I am not clear as to how one defines whether a person is working with H1-B or EAD. Can anyone explain what it means to have H1-B information in the employer section and EAD information in the employee section of the I-9 form? Would it be a safe bet to ask the HR to redo the I-9 form and use H1-B information in all sections? Thanks. Link to comment
pontevecchio Posted April 18, 2013 Report Share Posted April 18, 2013 Let the company Lawyer deal with it. Suggest very politely to your boss that HR has possibly made an error. Link to comment
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