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Frecuently Asked Questions
- 01Yes, it is possible, but you must provide the full name of the account holder and send proof of payment to the letter department in order to confirm.
- 02You can make account-to-account transfers, through Zelle, debit/credit card payments, and send a money order. If you need more information, please contact the billing department.
- 03Through WhatsApp at the number +1 (908) 485-4535.
- 04You can do it through a money order, filling in the company's details and sending it via postal mail with a tracking number. Alternatively, if a friend or family member has an account, they can help you make a transfer or a direct deposit.
- 05After the case has been filed (USCIS/Court), you must wait 180 days. Once this period is completed, you may submit the I-765 application to USCIS.
- 06At the time the work permit application is submitted, the USCIS processing times for Form I-765 published on the official website https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times should be taken into account.
- 07The work permit and the Social Security number are handled by different entities. The arrival of the Social Security number may take up to 90 days from the date of approval. If the client needs the document urgently, they can visit a Social Security office with the original work permit and passport to request the card immediately.
- 08These assignments are at the discretion of USCIS. You can verify the interview assignment on the page https://egov.uscis.gov/ using the case receipt number.
- 09It is an accusatory document in which the charges for which a person is being processed by immigration are listed. The Notice to Appear (NTA) is an official document from the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The NTA informs that ICE is initiating the official process to remove (deport/exclude) the immigrant from the United States.
- 10It is not possible to proceed with the request for the removal of the ankle monitor for a client who currently has a deportation order and is awaiting a Reopen or appeal. Since September 2023, any person with a pending deportation decision due to an appeal is being kept under monitoring, as they are considered a flight risk. If the request for the removal of the ankle monitor is submitted, the client runs the risk that it may be approved, but they could be placed in detention until the appeal decision is finalized.
- 11A person can file taxes using a Social Security number. If they do not yet have this document, they can obtain a Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN).
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