USCIS has clarified the processing timeline for Employment Authorization Document (EAD) applications related to the asylum clock, stating that applicants can apply for their EAD after 150 days, not 180 days as previously misunderstood. This update aims to prevent confusion and financial loss for applicants awaiting work authorization.
Key Details:
- Applicants can submit EAD applications after 150 days of the asylum clock.
- USCIS has 30 days to process the EAD application once submitted.
- The 180-day figure does not apply to the EAD application timeline.
- This clarification is crucial for those relying on timely work authorization.
This update is expected to significantly impact immigrants seeking work authorization while their asylum applications are pending. Need help with your immigration case? Visit QuickFiling.us for professional immigration services.
Source: @dennly109