A new announcement regarding the update of the Policy Manual guidelines was made official by the USCIS, aiming to extend the validity period of the initial and renewal employment authorization (EAD) documents to five years for certain non-citizens who are authorized to work depending on your status or circumstances in the United States.
There they reported on Wednesday, September 27, 2023 that they had been admitted those who have been admitted as refugees, with a temporary residence permit as refugeesto whom asylum was granted, as well as to those whose deportation was suspended.
Similarly, they have extended the maximum validity period of the initial and renewal EADs to five years certain non-citizens who must apply for a work permit, including asylum seekers or suspension of removal, adjustment of status under INA 245, and suspension of deportation or cancellation of removal.
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What they pay attention to when extending the validity period of EADs
“Increasing the maximum validity period of EADs to five years,” USCIS noted, “is intended to significantly reduce the number of Forms I-765, Application for Employment Authorization, that we will receive in coming years for the renewal of EADs . will contribute to our efforts to reduce processing times and associated delays.”
Non-citizens and Form I-94
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services noted that the updated guidance also explains the categories of noncitizens who are automatically authorized to work (also known as authorized to work based on their status or circumstance).
And, he added, “it provides additional information on who may present a Form I-94, Arrival/Departure Record, to an employer as an acceptable document evidencing employment authorization under Schedule C of Form I-9, Eligibility Verification. ” .
Form I-94 must be accompanied by identification documentation for employment authorization purposes.
Finally, “this guidance clarifies that certain Afghans and Ukrainians who have temporary residency permits are authorized to work under their temporary residency permit,” USCIS announced.
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To keep in mind
Whether the noncitizen retains a work permit remains dependent on his or her underlying status, circumstances, and EAD application category.
They give this example: If an individual has received an EAD under category (c)(9) based on a pending application for adjustment of status for the maximum validity period of five years, and the application for adjustment is subsequently denied, his/her or her employment-related permit may be terminated prior to the expiration date stated on your EAD).
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Source: Eluniverso

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