Archive for the ‘Employment Authorization Card (EAD)’ Category
I-485 Portability; EAD Employment
My current company has sponsored my H1B and applied for Green Card. I have received my EAD card, and I485 is submitted an year back. I485 is pending approval. I am currently interviewing with other companies and anticipating an offer letter from another company. My new company is not willing to sponsor my H1B. So, […]
In: Employment Authorization Card (EAD), Form I-485 · Tagged with: Employment Authorization Card (EAD), Form I-485
J1 Visa holder Wishes to Change Status to J2 Visa
Me and my wife were hired to work in the US as teachers for 3 years, each one with its own J1 Visa, however she was diagnosed with breast cancer 6 months later (march 2011) we have seen that we will have to stay to finish the threatment but my our salaries as teachers won`t […]
In: Employment Authorization Card (EAD), J-1 Visa, J-2 Visa · Tagged with: Employment Authorization Card (EAD), J-1 Visa, J-2 Visa
Nonimmigrant Employment While EAD Application is Pending
Right now I am working with a L1A visa status and my company wishes to apply my green card. I know I can get the EAD but and thinking I can work with my L1A until the green card is approved. Is this ok? Also, can you help me with the green card? My company and me are not […]
In: EB1, Employment Authorization Card (EAD), L-1A Visa · Tagged with: EB1, Employment Authorization Card (EAD), L-1A Visa
Employment by Spouses of E3 Visa Holders
I have a company that wants to bring me to the US on an E3 visa. Can my wife come with me? Can she work? A: Yes, your wife will be able to accompany you to the US as a dependent and she will be eligible to apply for a work permit (EAD) upon entry to the […]
In: E-3 Visa, Employment Authorization Card (EAD) · Tagged with: E-3 Visa, Employment Authorization Card (EAD)
The DREAM is on! Obama to grant deferred action and work authorization!
On June 15, 2012 the Department of Homeland Security formally announced that it will offer deferred action to “DREAMers.” This means that for millions of undocumented youths who entered the United States without inspection (no visas) as children can now obtain “deferred action” and work authorization from USCIS. Both individuals who are in removal proceedings (deportation) and […]
In: DREAM Act, Employment Authorization Card (EAD) · Tagged with: DREAM Act, Employment Authorization Card (EAD)