Employment Authorization (EAD)
Employment Authorization Made Clear
An Employment Authorization Document, commonly called an EAD or work permit, provides eligible individuals with authorization to work in the United States. Our attorneys help clients determine the appropriate employment authorization category, prepare Form I-765 filings, and address renewal or documentation concerns.
Points:
- EAD Eligibility Assessment
- Form I-765 Preparation
- Initial EAD Applications
- EAD Renewal Assistance
- Work Authorization Strategy
Protect Your Work Authorization
We provide careful legal support for eligible individuals seeking initial employment authorization or renewing an existing work permit while navigating the U.S. immigration system.
EAD Eligibility
We review your immigration circumstances and help determine the appropriate basis for employment authorization.
I-765 Filing
We assist with preparing and organizing Form I-765 and the required supporting documentation.
EAD Renewals
We help eligible applicants prepare timely renewal applications and address documentation issues.
Work Authorization Guidance
Understand how your employment authorization relates to your underlying immigration status and circumstances.
Common Questions About EADs
Get answers to common questions about Employment Authorization Documents, Form I-765, eligibility, renewals, and maintaining work authorization.
What is an Employment Authorization Document?
An EAD is a document issued by USCIS that serves as evidence of employment authorization for eligible individuals.
How do I apply for an EAD?
Eligible applicants generally apply by filing Form I-765, Application for Employment Authorization, with USCIS and providing the required evidence and applicable fees.
Can I renew my EAD?
Eligible applicants may apply for renewal. The timing and requirements depend on the specific category under which the EAD was issued.