¿Permiso de trabajo por VAWA? ¿Significa que aprobaron mi caso? 💼 #abogada #shorts
4 Oct 2024 · 1 min

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In this short Spanish‑language Q&A, a viewer asks whether receiving a work permit (EAD) means that their VAWA (Violence Against Women Act) case has been approved. The attorney explains that the issuance of a work permit only shows that USCIS has received and is processing the application; it does not constitute approval of the VAWA petition, which can still be denied. She clarifies that the work‑permit application is separate from the VAWA petition. She also notes that if the applicant files an adjustment‑of‑status (green‑card) application concurrently, they can request a work permit, an advance‑parole travel document, and, once the EAD is granted, obtain a Social Security number.










