What happens if GC EAD expires?

Once you receive your GC EAD and begin working it is typically valid for one year. You must renew your EAD within 180 days of expiring, otherwise after the expiration date you will no longer be legally permitted to work in the US.

Can I still work with an expired EAD?

If the person’s EAD has expired and they do not yet have the new EAD or another valid, acceptable document to present for verification, they may not be able to continue working. All U.S. workers must present acceptable documents to prove their work authorization as part of the I-9 process.

How long can I stay after my EAD expires?

180 days
USCIS issued a rule allowing some EAD holders who have timely filed an EAD renewal application to be automatically granted authorization to legally work in the U.S for up to 180 days after their EAD cards expire.

How many times can you renew EAD?

The employment authorization document is usually issued with a one-year or two-year validity period. You can file for the renewal any time starting from four months before the expiration of the current work permit. You can easily determine your EAD’s expiration date by checking the front of the card.

Do I need to pay for EAD renewal?

Renew an EAD If you are still eligible for employment authorization but your EAD will be expiring or has expired, you should file for a renewal EAD by submitting a new Form I-765 and filing fee (if required), unless a fee waiver is requested and approved.

When does an EAD expire on a green card?

Permanent residents or Green Card holders don’t require an EAD to work. One of the benefits of having a Green Card is the ability to work without a permit. Generally, EADs are valid between 1-2 years—the expiration date of your work permit is printed on the front of your card.

When does an automatic Employment Authorization Document ( EAD ) expire?

Automatic Employment Authorization Document (EAD) Extension Starting Jan. 17, 2017, USCIS is automatically extending certain expiring EADs for up to 180 days for applicants who: Properly filed for a renewal EAD before their current EAD expired, and Are otherwise eligible for a renewal, which means that:

What are the requirements for an automatic EAD extension?

An automatic EAD extension depends on these requirements: Employees must have filed an application to renew their EAD before it expires (except certain employees with Temporary Protected Status (TPS)), and the application remains pending;

When does an EAD need to be renewed?

Generally, EADs are valid between 1-2 years—the expiration date of your work permit is printed on the front of your card. If you have an EAD, you should monitor its expiration date and renew it before it expires. If you let your EAD expire your work authorization could be revoked.

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