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Quite a few.

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There are a few. This website has some of them but definitely do more research because some states offer more than others:

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Check the Issued Date on the Work Permit you're looking to renew. That is the Granted Date.

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Your application will be rejected and returned to you but you still have the chance to resend it.

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It's on your work permit as 'USCIS #'

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They claim that it's a great opportunity and the job offers no benefits what so ever. It's part of a contractor to scheme to profit off of desperate people. One trick to confirm your fears is to look at their reviews on Glassdoor. Find out if someone has been scammed.

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Assuming that you you are unemployed through no fault of your own AND you meet your state's requirements for time worked or wages earned. YES.

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