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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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YES you can. It's not recommended to be early or late but I've done it and they have been very flexible.

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It's VERY important that you show up to your biometrics appointment. However, if for some emergency or unexpected even you can't make it, just show up to your appointment and ask them if you could take them. They tend to be flexible and helpful.

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It may depend on the state but generally, the answers NO because you must be an American Citizen according to sources that recruit Fireman.

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Assuming you have a valid work permit, YES but you may need further certifications. Here's a great resources that tells you if you qualify.

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Yes, we can. However, it is recommended that you carry your documents stating that you have been granted Deferred Action.

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NO and even if the possibility existed, it's risky because when you cross the border, they could deny entrance.

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