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A Letter To Ruby Corona's Case
Just wanted to let you know that I have received assistance for the case I opened on your employees and their everify status. I just wanted to know if Ruby Corona has given you an unexpired document she needs one before we can go on with the process. For Ismael Diaz he has received another SSA TNC so you will have to ask him if he wants to contest or not. I also need to know if Sergio Cortez is still working for you? If you need help or have any questions regarding this please give me a call or email me.
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