All posts under tag "Employment Authorization"
USCIS faces public comments on proposed reforms to employment authorization for asylum applicants, aiming to prioritize American jobs.
Key insights on the implications of approved I-140 and priority dates for green card applicants.
Recent policy changes hinder interim benefits for immigration applicants, affecting employment and travel options.
A rebuttal has been submitted regarding the USCIS proposed rule to reform employment authorization for asylum applicants.
The Temporary Protected Status (TPS) program will officially conclude on September 9, 2026, affecting many beneficiaries' EADs.
Critics argue recent immigration policy changes may harm law-abiding noncitizens and delay legal pathways.
USCIS has published new statistics for Form I-765, detailing employment authorization applications for FY2025 Q4.
Professionals with approved NIW petitions are facing delays in EAD updates, impacting their contributions to the U.S.
USCIS has lifted benefit holds for certain employment authorization documents, impacting a small portion of applicants.
H-1B spouses benefit from increased EADs, allowing them to take more jobs in the US, with over 59,000 issued in FY2021.
USCIS has proposed reforms to employment authorization for asylum applicants, inviting public feedback on the new rule.
A rebuttal regarding the USCIS proposed rule on employment authorization for asylum applicants has been submitted.
USCIS has proposed a rule to eliminate the (c)(8) EAD category for asylum applicants, impacting employment authorization.
HR professionals express concerns about the Save America Act's impact on hiring processes, particularly for women without passports.
USCIS allows expedited processing for EAD applications, reducing wait times significantly for eligible applicants.
New guidance states that expired EAD cards remain valid for 540 days if a renewal is pending.
I-485 applicants can apply for employment authorization while waiting for their case to be processed.
Learn crucial tips to prevent work authorization gaps when renewing your EAD in the U.S.
USCIS has issued new E-Verify guidance regarding EAD extensions for Ethiopian nationals with Temporary Protected Status.
Delays in Employment Authorization Document processing leave skilled immigrants without income despite job offers.
The March 2026 Visa Bulletin reveals significant advancements for EB-2 and EB-3 green card applicants, particularly from Mexico and the Philippines.
Criticism mounts as USCIS extends H-1B visas for up to 20 years, raising questions about American job availability.
The I-765 allows work for any employer during I-485 processing, unlike H-1B restrictions.
American Airlines is hiring Java Backend Developers, specifically seeking H-4 visa holders with Employment Authorization.
Concerns arise as Young's 'SAFER Transportation Act' reinforces existing loopholes regarding CDLs for undocumented individuals.
Debate intensifies over the use of EAD cards by illegal immigrants to obtain CDLs, with calls to halt proposed legislation.
The March Visa Bulletin reveals significant updates for EB-2 employment-based immigration, impacting many professionals in the U.S.
Recent changes at DMV indicate EAD cards are no longer valid identification, impacting immigrants in the region.
The DHS has proposed a rule that would restrict work permits for asylum seekers, increasing processing times and waiting periods.
The American Trucking Association suggests issuing Non-Domicile CDLs to EAD card holders, impacting the trucking industry.
USCIS could grant deferred action with employment authorization to TN workers if the visa program is discontinued.
Undocumented immigrants must file Form I-765 to obtain employment authorization and a Social Security number for tax purposes.
Learn about the Employment Authorization Document and its importance for work authorization in the U.S.
USCIS announces that certain EAD holders retain work rights until October 2026, while others may lose them immediately.
Clarifying the nuances of employment authorization categories under U.S. immigration regulations.
USCIS confirms expanded processing holds on key immigration applications, impacting work eligibility and green card processes.
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