Attorney Samara Salcantara of Rivas Associates explains how to renew an Employment Authorization Document. File Form I-765 about 180 days before your EAD expires to qualify for an automatic extension of up to 540 days. The firm tracks dates, prepares documents, and monitors USCIS processing to keep your work authorization uninterrupted.
Hi, I'm attorney Samara Salcantara here at Rivas Associates, and in this video, I'll be covering 3 of the most important topics that we frequently handle for our clients. How do we manage the process and timeline for renewing an Employment Authorization Document? Well, we handle these EAD renewals by filing something that we call a Form I-765 on behalf of our clients, typically 180 days before the current EAD expires. This timely filing often qualifies certain clients for an automatic extension of up to 540 days depending on the eligibility category. Here's how we manage the renewal. We track expiration dates and initiate the renewal process early. We ensure all required documents are updated and complete. We monitor USCIS receipt and processing times, and we follow up with USCIS if delays occur. This structured approach helps our clients avoid employment interruptions and maintain work authorization. So if you have any questions about any part of your immigration process, we are here to help. Our team is committed to providing careful and strategic support at every stage of your case. So feel free to contact us today to schedule a consultation.
