A work permit is an authorization from a country’s government that allows a non-citizen to work legally in that country. Applying for a U.S. work permit (also known as Employment Authorization Document or EAD) is a fairly simple process.
First, you will need to prove you are eligible by filling out a one-page form as well as attaching the fee, photos and other required documents. Next, you must submit it to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).
Keep in mind that a work permit and a work visa are not the same and require two totally different application processes. Applying for a work visa to the United States, such as an H-1B, is a much more complicated process than obtaining a work permit.
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• Work Permits
• Marriage Based Immigration
• Employment Based Immigration
• Citizenship and Naturalization
• Temporary Protected Status
• Asylum
• National Interest Waiver Visa
• Family Reunification
- In the first six years of the Obama administration, about one million illegal immigrants received work permits, as reported by the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS).
- According to CIS, of the 5.5 million work permits issued to noncitizens from 2009 to 2014, close to one million were awarded to illegal immigrants or “aliens unqualified for admission” to the U.S.
- The report also states that another 1.7 million work permits were awarded to people whose status was unknown, not recorded by the adjudicator or not disclosed by USCIS.
As an illegal immigrant, I hired Alice Antonovsky to help me fix my migratory situation. I had followed some bad advice in the past and really wanted to come clean with immigration authorities. Ms. Antonovsky was very helpful and helped me understand there was still a chance for my family to stay together. Thank you!
I escaped a violent past from a very unstable family a few years ago. Coming to the United States was my survival option. Being here, I met people who helped me out in different ways. They advised me to get a professional assessment on my immigration situation. Luckily, I went to Alice for help and she did not disappoint. I can absolutely recommend her legal services.
I contacted Alice Antonovsky when I needed help understanding my migratory status. She helped me find the most suitable program to apply for and I am now a legal permanent resident. Thank you for your help!
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Since I was in the process of adjustment of status, I asked Alice Antonovksy to help me apply for a work permit. She was very knowledgeable and professional when filing the I-765 form and supporting documents, getting my work permit approved in only 5 months. I am more than happy for all she has done. I will refer all of my friends and neighbors to her!”
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Ana Lòpez
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I am blessed that a friend of mine introduced me to the Law Offices of Alice Antonovsky to help with my work permit application. They were professional and knowledgeable when filing form I-765. My work permit was approved after only 6 months… Your service is amazing! I am very happy for what you have done for me. I have already referred five of my friends to Alice Antonovsky and I will keep doing so. I cannot thank you enough!”
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Lily Zhao
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I came with my husband 5 years ago from India. He came on an L-1 visa as an intra company transferee and I came on an L-2 visa as his wife. Since I wanted to work, I contacted the Law Offices of Alice Antonovsky to help me apply for a U.S. work permit. After filling out the application, USCIS issued the work permit fast. I was thrilled! Thanks to the Law Offices of Alice Antonovsky, I can now work legally and help my family. Highly recommended!”
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Faiza Acharya
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