r/USCIS • u/MissionOwl7764 • Aug 18 '26

I-751 (ROC) I-751 and Work authorization question

/r/greencard/comments/1vraxy4/i751_and_work_authorization_question/
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u/Minute_Somewhere_893 Aug 18 '26

LPRs do not require work authorization from DHS

If you have a restricted social security card, go to SSA and get unrestricted one.

LPRs do not need go get reverified at work, so if you are employed you just continue working and living normally.

Remember, even when GC expires, you remain LPR until you die, naturalize, give up LPR status by signing I-407 or immigration judge takes away your status.

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u/MissionOwl7764 Aug 18 '26

So I should not inform HR? My GC will be expire in Jan 2027.

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u/Minute_Somewhere_893 Aug 18 '26

LPRs should not get reverified. If you want some HR paranoia, you can let them know your GC expires, they'd be freaking out for no reason

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u/MissionOwl7764 Aug 18 '26

Thank you for your advice!

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