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Hi, I applied for EAD extension 74 days earlier before my card expires, which expires on 12/14 btw. I read that I have to apply at least 90 days earlier, will that affect my case and I will get it later, or I will get it on time before my working authorization card expires? Do you have any experience with EAD extension for the first time?
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Nope. There is no such restriction. And, assuming you are talking about an AOS-based EAD, if you file the renewal before the EAD expires (even if days before the EAD expires, as long as USCIS officially receives it before the EAD expires), your work authorization is automatically extended until 180 days after the card expires. The EAD application takes 5-6 months, but this 180-day automatic extension should allow you to work in the meantime.Originally posted by Impala View Post
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The thing is that my grammar is sick and I would like to go and visit her before she past away, is there some way to apply for advance parol or to get that EAD card faster or to get that automatic extension on paper? Anything that can allow me to travel and see herComment
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Okay so what you care about is Advance Parole, not EAD. If it's a really urgent emergency, you could expedite your AP application over the phone or apply for Emergency AP in person at a local office.Originally posted by Impala View Post
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