VISA2US Blog

When you’re a foreign national living in the United States, you need permission from the government to obtain work legally. This is given via an EAD or an Employment Authorization Document. Work authorization is the proof an employer needs to hire you, but it isn’t always given to immigrants or foreign nationals. If you’re waiting for a National Interest Waiver or are on another path to a Green Card, and you already have work authorization, keeping it is a precarious thing. Here, we’ll delve into everything you need to know to get or maintain your EAD when you’re waiting for an NIW or Green Card.

You can file your I-765 application on the USCIS website at the same time or shortly after you file an application for TPS.

A few reminders as the deadline for filing your 2021 tax returns approaches.

E-Verify can be useful in confirming an employee’s eligibility to work in the United States. But different employers throughout the country have their own issues with adopting this web-based program.

Getting a driver's license will make your life easier in the U.S. and also offset any risk of violating U.S. immigration law by operating a vehicle without a license. Here are some helpful tips for getting started with this procedure.

The USCIS has made getting a social security number more efficient and easier for immigrants by adding a new section on the I-485 application in partnership with the Social Security Administration.

Below are three red flags that legal residents should avoid in order to ensure smooth processing of their N-400 application.