K1 person..filling out I 765

[kate13 0]

If, as per www.socialsecurity.gov, a person with a K1 visa does not neeed "prior authorization fron DHS to work"...is the filing of the I 765 for authorization to work outside the 90 day K1 Visa window....?

Just wondering as I am filling out the 1,000 pages for the AOS stage of the game...

[YuAndDan 153]

K-1 can get a SSN within 75 days of entry to the USA, without EAD, this is primarily for application for a marriage license, in some states both persons applying for a marriage license are required to have an SSN.

After 75 days, K-1 will need EAD or Green-card to apply for SSN.

Note about I-765. Filing for EAD based on K-1 status usualy results in a denied EAD, the reason is this EAD has it's expiration set to the expiration of legal status (I-94 expiration) since it can take 90 days to get EAD, the usual result is USCIS cannot issue the EAD before I-94 expiration. A waste of $340

K-1 needs to file I-765 when they file I-485 to adjust status, and base the I-765 on pending I-485 (C )(9 ).

[kate13 0]

K-1 can get a SSN within 75 days of entry to the USA, without EAD, this is primarily for application for a marriage license, in some states both persons applying for a marriage license are required to have an SSN.

After 75 days, K-1 will need EAD or Green-card to apply for SSN.

Note about I-765. Filing for EAD based on K-1 status usualy results in a denied EAD, the reason is this EAD has it's expiration set to the expiration of legal status (I-94 expiration) since it can take 90 days to get EAD, the usual result is USCIS cannot issue the EAD before I-94 expiration. A waste of $340

K-1 needs to file I-765 when they file I-485 to adjust status, and base the I-765 on pending I-485 (C )(9 ).

excellant- thank you!

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Helpful info!!1