I-765 Past 90 Day

[davewolfs 0]

I recall reading somewhere that it is mandatory to be provided with a I765 within a 90 day period. I do not know if this rule still holds.

I recently received a RFI for information that had already been provided?!? My lawyer has written USCIS back and has provided this information again.

I am currently employed (on L1) but have other opportunities available. I am seriously considering working illegally, I have been told that USCIS will usually grant forgiveness for working illegally if you are married to a USC and entered the country legally.

Please advise, do I have any options?

Thanks!

[Aravind 0]

I recall reading somewhere that it is mandatory to be provided with a I765 within a 90 day period. I do not know if this rule still holds.

I recently received a RFI for information that had already been provided?!? My lawyer has written USCIS back and has provided this information again.

I am currently employed (on L1) but have other opportunities available. I am seriously considering working illegally, I have been told that USCIS will usually grant forgiveness for working illegally if you are married to a USC and entered the country legally.

Please advise, do I have any options?

Thanks!

I am on F1. I applied for my EAD on April 4th. I got it approved on July 6th. Thats like 93 days I guess. So I guess you should get it anytime soon. I am talking about the Texas service center. Ofcourse approval doesn't mean anything until you get your card in your hands. Good luck. BTW, I am still waiting for it to come in the mail............I need some luck as well.

Thanks

[Aravind 0]

I recall reading somewhere that it is mandatory to be provided with a I765 within a 90 day period. I do not know if this rule still holds.

I recently received a RFI for information that had already been provided?!? My lawyer has written USCIS back and has provided this information again.

I am currently employed (on L1) but have other opportunities available. I am seriously considering working illegally, I have been told that USCIS will usually grant forgiveness for working illegally if you are married to a USC and entered the country legally.

Please advise, do I have any options?

Thanks!

I am on F1. I applied for my EAD on April 4th. I got it approved on July 6th. Thats like 93 days I guess. So I guess you should get it anytime soon. I am talking about the Texas service center. Ofcourse approval doesn't mean anything until you get your card in your hands. Good luck. BTW, I am still waiting for it to come in the mail............I need some luck as well.

Thanks

Got my card in mail as well. Can't blame the USCIS for the confusion. Since I was out of town I was relying on my friends to check out my mail and it just turns out that EAD card was amongst a pile of mails that had gone unnoticed. Not sure when it came, but then now I have it and I guess thats the end of story. Good luck to all those who are still waiting. I hope you get yours soon as well..........

[Dr_LHA 3]

I recall reading somewhere that it is mandatory to be provided with a I765 within a 90 day period. I do not know if this rule still holds.

Kind of, you can go moan about it after 90 days now.

I recently received a RFI for information that had already been provided?!? My lawyer has written USCIS back and has provided this information again.

Well that basically means all bets are off with the whole 90 day thing. RFE's delay EAD processing.

I am currently employed (on L1) but have other opportunities available. I am seriously considering working illegally, I have been told that USCIS will usually grant forgiveness for working illegally if you are married to a USC and entered the country legally.

If you are currently employed then count yourself lucky and don't work illegally. There are plenty of people on here who have to wait for an EAD with no pay. You're being paid now and be grateful for it. Don't break the law.

[John & Annie 0]

I am currently employed (on L1) but have other opportunities available. I am seriously considering working illegally, I have been told that USCIS will usually grant forgiveness for working illegally if you are married to a USC and entered the country legally.

Please advise, do I have any options?

Thanks!

But you do not know what if would do when and if you apply for citizenship.