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Can I work while my marriage-based green card application is pending?

December 13, 2022
Cambridge Immigration Law

Maybe! Some people are eligible to work even if their marriage-based green card pending after submitting the application because they have another visa that allows them to work. Others are not eligible to work with their marriage-based green card pending  until a temporary “employment authorization document” is approved. Currently, USCIS is processing the temporary work permits very slowly…or not at all before the Read More

Filed Under: Firm Updates, Uncategorized, News Tagged With: pending, marriage based green card

2-Year Employment Authorization Now Available for Asylum Applicants

October 19, 2016
Cambridge Immigration Law

If you are an asylum applicant and applied for your employment authorization for the first time or renewing your existing employment authorization on or after October 5, 2016, the validity period of employment authorization is now increased from 1 year to 2 years by the USCIS. Read More

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: extension, pending, asylee, asylum, authorization, employment, I-765, validity, work

Change of Address Information (Form AR-11)

September 7, 2016
Cambridge Immigration Law

Why is it important to notify USCIS about your address change?  First, federal law requires that all non-US citizens promptly notify USCIS and sometimes other agencies of changes in physical and mailing addresses. The address change must be reported to USCIS and sometimes other agencies like EOIR, ICE, and DOL within five days of the address change. Next, in order to make sure you receive all correspondence from Read More

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: update, address change, AR-11, correspondence, mailing, move, pending

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