Long First name truncated on printed EAD card for F1-OPT 2025

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The document is an Employer’s Quarterly Report for employees contracted to governmental or nonprofit educational institutions. It outlines the requirements for reporting employee wages, including gross and taxable wages, and mandates the use of the E-Verify system for employment eligibility verification. The report must be submitted alongside the Employer’s Quarterly Report (RT-6) and includes specific instructions on how to fill out employee information, including Social Security Numbers and wage details.

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Begin by entering your social security number (SSN) in the designated field. Ensure that you include all nine digits without omitting leading zeros.
In the name fields, carefully print your last name followed by your first name. Remember, only the first twelve characters of your last name and the first eight characters of your first name will be displayed.
Fill in the gross wages paid this quarter in Line 12a, ensuring accuracy as this figure is crucial for tax reporting.
Complete Line 12b with the taxable wages and Line 12c with any wages under a contract with an educational institution.
Finally, sign and date the certification section to confirm compliance with E-Verify requirements before submitting your form.

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How to correct name on EAD card?

If your EAD contains incorrect information that is not due to a USCIS error, you must submit: A new Form I-765; The filing fee, if required (or a request for a fee waiver); Any documents specified in the form instructions; and. The card containing the error.

How long does it take USCIS to correct a typographical error on EAD?

Employment Authorization Document (EAD) It will take approximately 30 days from the date we receive the card for us to process your request and issue you a new card, if we determine it was due to USCIS error.

What is the character limit for EAD card?

(Note: the EAD card will allow a maximum of 18 characters in this field.) 1. c. Use this field if you truly have a middle name or if all of your given names will not fit in the given name field.

What happens if USCIS misspelled my name?

If your document has incorrect information because of USCIS error (for example, USCIS made a typo), you may submit a Typographic Error service request. Before you submit a request, review the Updating or Correcting Your Documents webpage. The page provides information on how to return your document.

How do I correct my name on my EAD card?

EAD Correction If youve received an EAD Card but it contains incorrect information due to an USCIS error (e.g., typo in name or incorrect birthdate), you must return the original EAD card to get it corrected by USCIS.