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Old 10-19-2016
I tried using the nohup option and for some reason it exits the script abruptly on the remote server but it works just fine with 'at' job and I'm also able to pass an argument on remote server with no issues. I'm also doing directory checking on remote server, if present the script will continue otherwise exits.

ssh -l $username@$SERVER "echo '(cd /tmp/\$(hostname) && ./test.sh ${MAIL_TO})' | at now"

Thanks to all for your valuable suggestions.
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NAME

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