Form I-765

Employment Authorization Document that allows you to work legally in the United States

Everything You Need to Know About the EAD

What is the EAD?

The Employment Authorization Document (EAD) is a work permit issued by USCIS that demonstrates your legal right to work in the U.S. It is obtained through Form I-765 and contains: your name, photo, A-number, immigration category, and validity dates.

Who Needs to Apply?

Non-citizens and non-permanent residents who need to work legally, including:
- Asylum seekers/refugees
- Students (certain types of employment)
- Adjustment of status applicants
- TPS beneficiaries
- Visa holders' spouses (K, J-2, E, L)

Types and Application Process

1. Initial EAD: First application
2. Renewal: Submit ≤120 days before expiration
3. Replacement: For lost/damaged cards

Process: Submit Form I-765 to receive temporary authorization (duration varies by immigration status). Approval allows work for any employer without sponsorship.

Key Benefits

- Legal work authorization
- No employer restrictions
- Valid for completing Form I-9
- Work flexibility

Note: Processing times vary. Renew early to avoid employment interruptions.

Frequently Ask Questions

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What is an employment authorization document (EAD)?

It is a work permit that allows eligible individuals to work legally in the U.S.

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Do you help with initial applications and renewals?

Yes. We assist with both new applications and renewals.

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Can I apply for a work permit while my case is pending?

In many cases, yes. Eligibility depends on your immigration category.

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What services does Libertas Consulting Service provide?

We provide tax preparation, immigration services, and notary public services for individuals and families.

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Do you work with all nationalities and immigration statuses?

Yes. We work with clients of all nationalities and immigration statuses.

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Do I need an appointment?

Appointments are recommended, but availability may vary by service. Same-day services may be available also through appointment.

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Do you offer services in Spanish?

Yes. Services are available in English and Spanish.

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For updated information on requirements and processing times, always check the official USCIS website.

But be sure we take care of all procedures with upmost proffesionalism.