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Work Permit

The Employment Authorization Document (EAD), also known as a work permit, is a card issued by USCIS that allows certain immigrants to work legally in the United States while they complete an immigration process or adjust their status. It is a key document for those who need to generate income, obtain formal employment, or validate their work presence in the country.

General Requirements

The requirements depend on the category under which you are applying, but generally apply to people who:

  • They are in the process of Adjusting Status (Form I-485).

  • They have pending or approved asylum applications.

  • They have an active TPS, DACA, U Visa, T Visa or humanitarian program process.

  • They have a status that allows them to apply for employment authorization.

  • They can demonstrate eligibility within one of the categories listed on Form I-765.

Basic Documentation

Depending on the type of request, the following is generally required:

  • Form I-765 completed.

  • Copy of valid passport.

  • Copy of official identification.

  • Proof of current immigration status (I-94, USCIS receipts, approval notices).

  • passport-sized photographs

  • Previous work permit (if it is a renewal).

  • Evidence of the category under which you are applying (asylum, TPS, adjustment, etc.).

Process Steps

  1. Identifying the correct category (eligibility code)
    The code that corresponds to your case is determined, such as C(9), C(8), A(5), etc.

  2. Document collection
    Copies of identity documents, passports, entry tickets, receipts, and any additional evidence are collected.

  3. Preparation of Form I-765
    It is filled out carefully to avoid errors that cause rejections or delays.

  4. Shipping the package to USCIS
    The package is sent by mail or submitted electronically, depending on the category.

  5. Receipt Receipt (I-797C)
    USCIS confirms that it received the request.

  6. Approval and issuance of the EAD
    The card arrives by mail once it is approved.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How long does it take to get a work permit?

It depends on the category. In most cases, it can take between 2 and 6 months.

  • Can I work while my permit is being processed?

No, you can only work once you receive the EAD, with a few exceptions (such as approved asylum).

  • How do I know if I'm applying under the correct category?

Primil Services helps you identify your eligibility category based on your immigration case.

  • Can I renew my work permit?

Yes. The renewal must generally be submitted 180 days before the expiration date.

  • Does the work permit card serve as ID?

It is a federal document, but it does not replace a Real ID or a license, although it is a valid identification for certain procedures.

Why Choose Primil Services?

  • We identify your correct category to avoid rejections and delays.

  • Professional preparation of Form I-765 and complete document review.

  • Clear and personalized advice , explaining what you can do while your case is in process.

  • Support throughout the entire process, from document collection to approval.

  • Experience with multiple categories (C9, C8, TPS, DACA, U Visa and more).

  • Commitment to your peace of mind, ensuring that your application is submitted correctly from the first attempt.

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