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Immigration
EAD (WorkPermit)
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Process EAD
Hi guys, I went today to USCIS office and I wanted to share the information I was provided .
This is for cases based on marriage. He explained that the USC is the petitioner, the form I485 is tied to that request and the form I 765 most known as EAD is a benefit from it which is a process done by National Benefit Center. He said that once they receive the application they check that everything what they need is there if not then they place the case on stand by and send a request for initial evidence . Once they recieve the RFE then they start working on the case again since that day they give a estimate time of 90 days ( he said that 90 days is only an average number due some cases can take longer than that ) most likely at the end of the 90 days they approve the EAD and a week after we get the card on the mail. He said that the very thing the check is criminal and background record that why biometrics is send right away. Once the applicant has passed it then he or she is ready for an interview from that day depending on the state where the applicant live can take from 2 months to more. For example I live in Tucson so we don't have too many applicants as NYC so my waiting period should be less than big cities. We said also that every case is different so it hard to compare with another but that is the way the system work. I hope this information is helpful as it was to me.
Best luck to all of us in this process.
This is for cases based on marriage. He explained that the USC is the petitioner, the form I485 is tied to that request and the form I 765 most known as EAD is a benefit from it which is a process done by National Benefit Center. He said that once they receive the application they check that everything what they need is there if not then they place the case on stand by and send a request for initial evidence . Once they recieve the RFE then they start working on the case again since that day they give a estimate time of 90 days ( he said that 90 days is only an average number due some cases can take longer than that ) most likely at the end of the 90 days they approve the EAD and a week after we get the card on the mail. He said that the very thing the check is criminal and background record that why biometrics is send right away. Once the applicant has passed it then he or she is ready for an interview from that day depending on the state where the applicant live can take from 2 months to more. For example I live in Tucson so we don't have too many applicants as NYC so my waiting period should be less than big cities. We said also that every case is different so it hard to compare with another but that is the way the system work. I hope this information is helpful as it was to me.
Best luck to all of us in this process.
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