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OPT EAD-OPT provides practical training experience that directly relates to an F-1 student’s major area of study. An F-1 student authorized for OPT may work up to 20 hours per week while school is in session and full-time (20 or more hours per week) when school is not in session. After completing their course of study, students also may participate in OPT for work experience. USCIS may authorize an F-1 student to have up to 12 months of OPT upon completion of their degree program. However, certain F-1 students may be eligible for an extension of their OPT.The designated school official must update Form I-20 to indicate OPT recommendation or approval. OPT employment must be directly related to the student’s field of study noted on Form I-20. The student must obtain an EAD from USCIS before they are authorized to work. The student may not begin employment until the date indicated on the EAD.The EAD establishes the student’s identity and employment authorization for Form I-9 purposes and the employer should record the card number and expiration date under List A in Section 2. When the student’s EAD expires, the employer must reverify the student’s employment authorization in Section 3.GC EAD-GC EAD on the other hand is EAD for H1B visa holder and his spouse, after having applied for I-485. Since it is staged before getting actual Green card, it is called GC-EAD. It is same as any other EAD, but subject to unconditional renewals.Hope this helps!

Yes. US permanent residence status (other than 2-year conditional permanent residence) does not expire, and you remain a lawful permanent resident with the legal right to live and work in the US even if your green card is expired and not renewed, as long as you remain resident in the US. If you already presented a valid (2-year or 10-year) green card when you started work, your employer is not supposed to re-verify you when the card expires. See the section of the Handbook for Employers on Lawful Permanent Residents:[…] Cards with a 10 year expiration date have no conditions and should not be reverified.[…] Cards with a 2 year expiration date have conditions and should not be reverified if unexpired when presented for Form I-9.If you are starting work and your green card is expired, you cannot use that green card for the I-9 verification process that must be done for new hires. However, US permanent residents are not required to present their green card for the I-9 purposes at all. A new employee must be allowed to present any set of documents allowed for the I-9 documentary requirements, and it is illegal for the employer to require or prefer one particular set of documents (e.g. a green card) over any other acceptable set of documents. In particular, as a permanent resident, you can use an unrestricted Social Security card (i.e. a Social Security card without text on it that says something like “valid for work only with DHS authorization”; if you got your Social Security card as a permanent resident, it should not have any such restrictive text), which is a List C document, in combination with your state driver’s license or state ID, which is a List B document. From that same section linked to above:Employees must be allowed to choose which document(s) they will present from the Lists of Acceptable Documents. You cannot specify which document(s) an employee must present. Employees who attest to being an LPR in Section 1 may choose to present a List A document (such as a Form I-551, Permanent Resident Card) or a List B and List C document combination (such as a state-issued driver’s license and unrestricted Social Security card). Do not require an employee who presents a List A document to present List B and List C documents. Do not require an employee who presents List B and List C documents to present a List A document.

As an American Citizen, I’d be dishonest if I kept it to just one. There are a whole list of them, and I’m seeking to make contact with the right people to get amendments to the Constitution added.Why? Because Congressional scumbags CANNOT BE TRUSTED to keep their word, let alone comply with the law, hence the need for constitutional amendments to keep congressional weasels from welching on their word.Found my original notes. Here is my list of proposed amendments to the Constitution of the United States…AMENDMENT XXVIIIACCURATE UNITED STATES CENSUS AMENDMENT(Written on a dinner napkin in Oklahoma City in 2009 during a political lunch; ran this past an AUSA friend of mine; he found it 100% bulletproof as to any legal or constitutional challenges.)Section 1. The Decennial Census of the United States and of the individual states and territories within shall be an actual head count to include only those persons who either are citizens of the United States at the time of census, or those who are legal permanent residents thereof.Section 2. Congress shall have the power to enforce this article by appropriate legislation.Section 3. This article shall take effect immediately upon ratification. ***AMENDMENT XXIXLEGISLATION CRAFTING AMENDMENTSection 1. No legislative bill is to exceed ten (10) pages.Section 2. All bills must be accompanied by the Constitutional article authorizing said bill.Section 3. No content in the bill that does not pertain to the title of the bill.Section 4. All bills are to be written in layman’s terms and posted online for ten days prior to introduction on the floor.Section 5. All bills requiring expenditures must disclose Total Costs, How the Bill Will Be Funded, Who the Beneficiaries Are, Who Will Pay, and a Sunset Date.Section 6. Each legislator shall read the proposed legislation thoroughly, and sign a certificate of understanding certifying under penalty of perjury, immediate loss of congressional seat, and five years in federal prison, that they understand the bill they are voting on.Section 7. This amendment shall take effect immediately upon ratification. ***AMENDMENT XXXESSENTIAL PROTECTION OF THE UNITED STATES MEDICAL SUPPLY CHAIN AMENDMENTSection 1. The medical supply chain of the United States shall be purged of all foreign influences, specifically all sources outside North America. This includes all medications, face masks, ventilators, all medical and surgical equipment, and every facet of hospital or medical and/or dental office construction, remodeling, or demolition.Section 2. In light of the essential need to the national safety, security and interest, these occupations and those supporting them are deemed national-security essential,Section 3. All employees involved in this national-security essential industry shall be either United States citizens or legal permanent residents thereof. In addition, they shall be required to undergo security clearance screening to the SECRET level; failure to qualify is grounds for automatic termination of employment, with only acknowledged administrative errors as sufficient grounds for reversal of a termination decision.Section 4. All employees in this profession and its related industries are subject to routine background monitoring, to include unannounced inquiries of their financial records at any time.Section 5. The importation of pharmaceuticals of any kind from any country other than Canada is prohibited.Section 6. This amendment shall take effect immediately upon ratification. ***AMENDMENT XXXILIFETIME CONGRESSIONAL TERM LIMITS AMENDMENT(Based on a public referendum put together in the form of a State Question at the polls to Oklahoma voters in 2010 which amended the Oklahoma Constitution to affect these term limits. Statewide offices had already been term-limited to four-year terms, which in Oklahoma are already renewable only once.)Section 1. No member of Congress, be they a Senator or Representative, shall serve in Congress for longer than a total cumulative period of twelve years, whether it be two six-year terms in the Senate, or six two-year terms in the House of Representatives. This will allow for both a continuous infusion of new talent, as well as for servants of the people to know that public service is for a season, and not a lifetime.Section 2. In the event a Representative is either appointed or elected to a Senate seat, the twelve-year total period of service is cumulative, effective upon taking the oath of office. Should the member reach twelve years in office while a Senator, they shall stand down at the end of that term of Congress, and the remainder of that Senate term shall be filled by special election. The Governor of that Senator’s state shall then place that senator’s seat up for election to serve the unexecuted portion of that Senator’s term.Section 3. There will be no provision allowed for grandfathering within this amendment. In other words, full retroactivity applies, with the 12-year provision including all cumulative time spent in office up to and including the time this amendment is ratified and takes effect. In addition, the practice of congressional pensions is discontinued, effective the date the amendment takes effect, with incumbent congressional members encouraged to plan their own retirement, beginning the day they declare their candidacy. ***Section 4. This amendment will take effect immediately following the first general election and conclusion of the Congress following ratification. ***AMENDMENT XXXIIVOTING PHOTO IDENTIFICATION REQUIREMENT AMENDMENTSection 1. No person 18 years of age or over within the United States, its territories or any part of its jurisdictions thereof, may vote in any elections of any kind, unless they first provide photographic proof of United States Citizenship. In addition to providing positive photo identification in the form of a government-issued identification card, with a United States Passport Book or Passport Card fulfilling the requirement, they must also provide verifiable proof of residence. Proof of citizenship plus a driver’s license or state identification card meets this requirement.Section 2. United States Citizens 18 years of age and over, who are living outside the United States, may vote by absentee ballot, provided they meet guidelines as provided for in the Federal Voter Absentee Program (FVAP), and send both their absentee ballot to the county in which they were last registered in the United States, along with either a photocopy of their identification page of their passport or photocopy of both sides of their United States Passport Card, so as to provide indisputable proof of United States Citizenship, in order that the vote may be both eligible and valid for purposes of counting the vote.Section 3. An acceptable alternate proof of citizenship would be a driver’s license or state-issued identification card from a state compliant with REAL ID licensing requirements, containing the voter’s photograph, full name and current address on it, that the voter would present their voter reminder card at the polls on Election Day. It must also indicate US Citizenship on the front thereof, with three-letter indicators to indicate YES for Citizens, LPR for Legal Permanent Residents, or NON for Non-Citizens, those on Visas or Work Permits, or the like.Section 4. The YES in the Citizen block would confirm both voter eligibility, and that the voter also appears on the electoral rolls for the polling station to which they are assigned. The real ID form will also have a GOLD star in the top right-hand corner for United States Citizens; a SILVER star in the top right-hand corner for Legal Permanent Residents of the United States; and a BRONZE star for non-citizens of the United States who are in the country legally, for work, education or other legal and legitimate purposes.Section 5. Those licenses or other REAL ID documents expire on the date their visas expire. Only those persons with a GOLD STAR on their REAL ID documentation may vote in any election in the United States, be it a federal, state, county, city, or other local. This constitutional amendment supersedes any and all state laws, or other local ordinances that otherwise have allowed non-citizens to vote in any other way, shape, form or fashion. The practice of vote harvesting is now a felony criminal offense, carrying with it a minimum ten-year federal prison sentence, with lifetime disenfranchisement, and potential loss of citizenship, and conferral of statelessness for so doing.Section 6. Congress shall have the power to enforce this article by appropriate legislation that is compliant with this amendment, which prohibits Congress in any way from relaxing in any measure the distinction between citizen, permanent resident, and non-citizens, who, if not legally in the country, will be removed from the United States safely, swiftly, and with all due speed..Section 7. This article shall take effect immediately after an election has intervened following its ratification. ***AMENDMENT XXXIIIBALANCED BUDGET AMENDMENT (Draft)This has been touched on and drafted previously by Senators Ted Cruz (R-TX, Mike Lee (R-UT) and Rand Paul (R-KY). It is essential in my view that a responsible bipartisan approach be taken on the issue of a mandatory annual balanced federal budget, with automatic rainy day reserve amounts put aside, and only with a two-thirds or a three-quarters super-majority vote can they deficit spend, and that it be done before the end of the second term of Donald Trump.AMENDMENT XXXIVNATIONAL DEBT ELIMINATION ACT/THE GREAT AMERICAN LAND SELL-OFFSection 1. Under the direction of the Department of the Interior, the Department of the Treasury, and the Department of Defense, the Government of the United States will begin selling off excess land holdings at market rates at dates to be determined. With as much as 85% of the land in the Western United States being federally-owned and not being utilized, this is the perfect time to return the ‘power to the people’.Section 2. 100% of the proceeds of these sales will be deposited in a dedicated account, used specifically for and solely to pay down the National Debt and which Congress cannot under any circumstances have any access to, which in tandem with a Balanced Budget Amendment, will bring the United States to living well within its means, much like over 30 states are currently required to do.Section 3. This article shall take effect immediately upon ratification. ***AMENDMENT XXXVLAND SALES EXCLUSION ZONE AMENDMENTSection 1. The sale of land to foreign nationals—that is, non-citizens or other non-permanent residents of the United States—within defined exclusion areas of the United States, is prohibited. There will be set in place a 100% prohibition of the ownership of any private property by foreign nationals, to include non-legal permanent residents of the United States, within defined exclusion zones.Section 2. Exclusion zones are defined as those areas are within 100 miles of any United States coastline, any land border, or within a 100-mile radius of any United States military installation, so as to preserve both national sovereignty, as well as legitimate national security needs.Section 3. Landowners selling property or properties must ensure and certify under penalty of federal perjury laws, as well as penalties of either sedition or treason, that their prospective buyer(s) meet eligibility requirements as to citizenship or other eligibility to either buy in an exclusion zone, or otherwise certify that the proposed property is outside the exclusion zone.Section 4. This article shall take effect immediately upon ratification. ***AND YES, AMENDMENTS 33, 34, AND 35 ARE CONNECTED…AMENDMENT XXXVINATIONWIDE CONSTITUTIONAL CONCEALED CARRY AMENDMENTSection 1. The right to keep and bear arms as stated in the 2nd Amendment is extended to include the right to carry concealed weapons in all 50 states and territories of the United States, without delay or hindrance by any and all agencies at or below the federal level. While such is the case for United States citizens exclusively, constitutional concealed carry protections do not extend to any foreign nationals, whether legal permanent residents, those on work or student visas, or especially those in the country illegally, or otherwise without status, especially those who have been disqualified from possessing either firearms of any kind, or ammunition as well.Section 2. The current prohibitions against convicted felons possessing firearms remains in place pursuant to existing state and federal laws.Section 3. The penalties for domestic violence under what had previously been known as the ‘Lautenberg Amendment’ are hereby modified, so as to retain the right to keep and bear arms for those who have been or were previously convicted of misdemeanor domestic violence on the first offense only, but only after a five-year possession ban has passed and expired for conviction on the first misdemeanor offense only. In the event of a second domestic violence misdemeanor, or any felony domestic violence offense, as with all other felony convictions, such would be sufficient grounds for lifetime disqualification from any firearms or ammunition possession.Section 4. This article shall take effect immediately upon ratification. ***AMENDMENT XXXVIIRESIDENT-BASED TAXATION AMENDMENTSection 1. Effective the date of ratification, taxation by the United States of its citizens will apply only to those citizens of the United States residing within its borders for more than 183 days within a given 365-day period. The United States is the only industrialized nation in the world that taxes its people based on citizenship, not on residence, as other modern developed nations do.Section 2. The practice of potentially double-taxing United States citizens simply because they are citizens living in a foreign country violates their rights under both the Eighth (cruel and unusual punishment) and Ninth Amendments (deny and disparage rights, such as opening foreign bank accounts) which denies them to due process of law under the Fifth and Sixth Amendments of the Constitution—in other words—the right to individual privacy, as an extension of the Privacy Act of 1974, which is exactly what FATCA seeks to do, by unlawfully and illegitimately meddling in the internal affairs of a sovereign nation, unless they can satisfy both an American, as well as a foreign judge, that more than sufficient cause exists as part of a legitimate criminal investigation acceptable to the laws of both countries.Section 3. If federal investigators have sufficient cause, they should seek a warrant and follow due process to obtain the information needed so as to secure needed evidence and a legitimate, untainted conviction that holds up on appeal.Section 4. This article shall take effect immediately upon ratification. ***AMENDMENT XXXVIIICONGRESSIONAL SECURITY CLEARANCE AMENDMENTSection 1. Effective the date of ratification, any and all United States Citizens elected to Congress—be it the House of Representatives or the Senate—along with any individual hired as a staff member to either chamber must qualify prior to the beginning of the incoming term of Congress for a security clearance, based on a background investigation. Members of Congress, as well as staff members must qualify for a SECRET security clearance prior to the beginning of the upcoming Congress and the taking of their oaths of office (the following January 3rd), in order to continue employment.Section 2. If for any reason a negative report, specifically one including disqualifying information that could jeopardize national security is received, the incoming member would resign before taking office, and that state’s governor would be immediately notified in order to schedule a special election be held to elect a successor, and that incoming seat would thus become immediately become vacant.Section 3. Once sworn in as Members of Congress, elected senators and representatives would have to have their full special background investigations completed to obtain their final versions of a TOP SECRET security clearance (with renewals every three years) within 12 months, as failure to do so after nine months would restrict their ability to view certain data, be present in, or for certain hearings, would deem them ineligible to perform the full scope of their congressional duties. If not fully cleared for an unrestricted TOP SECRET security clearance after 15 months, then they would be precluded from seeking re-election and be required to stand down at the end of their term, with the governor of their state being so notified.Section 4. This article shall take effect immediately upon ratification. ***AMENDMENT XXXIXRIGHT TO PRIVACY AMENDMENTSection 1. The right to be forgotten—or in other words—the right to individual privacy, as an extension of the Privacy Act of 1974, is extended to include the right to be forgotten online by those seeking to be anonymous, whether online through the Internet, or through other means offline.Section 2. The major search engines—and other online locators—will have 15 calendar days to remove the personal information of those persons who request removal thereof.Section 3. This article shall take effect immediately upon ratification. ***AMENDMENT XLACCUSED RIGHTS PROTECTION AMENDMENTSection 1. Effective the date of ratification, any and all persons accused of crimes against person, especially sex crimes that often, but do not always involve children and which are almost always sensationalized, solely for the purpose of increasing advertising revenues, will have an automatic gag order mandatorily imposed on all parties to the case from moment of initial arrest or indictment until completion of all trials and appeals upholding conviction.Section 2. In such cases that are deemed high profile and where a wide populace is aware of the case, both a change of venue out of the county, as well as the television market will be done for the benefit of the accused, thus protecting the rights of the accused, who is innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.The rationale on this is that all too often, innocent people have their lives completely destroyed on suspicion and innuendo alone, with presumption of innocence and truth being the first factors being completely destroyed in the process. Yet despite the presumption of innocence, and the pervasiveness of prejudice within the nation, accused persons must be protected from vigilantes and/or other self-appointed ‘administrators of justice’.Section 3. Upon indictment, the accused will be identified by age and gender only, but not by race. In these cases, shield laws will either be tightened, or activated in all 50 states and territories of the United States so as to protect all parties in criminal matters of a sexual or otherwise nature. Either everybody gets named, or nobody gets named. Feminists cannot have it both ways, as such is both suggestive of cruel and unusual punishment under the Eighth Amendment, as well as discriminatory in violation of the equal rights under the law clause of the Fourteenth AmendmentSection 4. This article shall take effect immediately upon ratification. ***“It’s all good and well to focus on leaving the one to go after the ninety and nine; but you cannot go after the one at the expense of the ninety and nine, not to mention identifying and casting out predators who may arise in your midst, so as to preserve, protect, and defend the rest of your flock.”—Timothy Rollins, American-Canadian philosopher, columnist, and stroke survivor (1959-)AMENDMENT XLITRADE SECRET AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY PROTECTION AMENDMENT (AIMED AT COMMUNIST CHINA)Thank you for asking, Marie! ***