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A05. Asylee (granted asylum) A06. • K-1 nonimmigrant fiancé(e) of U.S. citizen (USC)

$410. You may be exempt from paying the filing fee. See the form instructions for more information.

Your work permit will have a special code, like "A5," printed on it, showing that you are an asylee and distinguishing you from other work permit holders. If it's the USCIS asylum office that approves your asylum application, you should receive the work permit within 14 days of getting the approval notice and I-94.

USCIS EAD Category Codes CodeEAD Code EligibilityA05Asylee (granted asylum)A06K-1 nonimmigrant fiancé(e) of U.S. citizen (USC) K-2 child of K-1A07N-8 Parent of international organization employee granted permanent residence N-9 Dependent Child of international organization employee granted permanent residence48 more rows • Jul 29, 2022

Asylee - An individual who traveled to the United States and subsequently applied for and was granted asylum. You are an asylee if you have a Form I-94 with asylum granted stamp; form I-766 with Category “A5”, “A05”, or “A-5”; or an Order of the Immigration Judge granting asylum.

To apply for an Employment Authorization Document (EAD) based on your pending asylum application under the (c)(8) eligibility category, you may file Form I-765 150 days after you file your asylum application.

* A03 is the code for a refugee. * A04 is for people who are paroled allowed in the USA as a refugee.

A family provided I-766 Employment Authorization Documents, marked C08 (Asylum Applicant). The Public Housing Agency (PHA) verified with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements (SAVE). Is the family eligible for assistance?

Are refugee and asylee adjustment applicants eligible for an EAD? Yes, refugees and asylees applying for adjustment of status under INA § 209 are eligible to file for an EAD. Refugees file under category (a)(3) and asylees file under category (a)(5).

Asylee - An individual who traveled to the United States and subsequently applied for and was granted asylum. You are an asylee if you have a Form I-94 with asylum granted stamp; form I-766 with Category “A5”, “A05”, or “A-5”; or an Order of the Immigration Judge granting asylum.

A05. Asylee (granted asylum) A06. • K-1 nonimmigrant fiancé(e) of U.S. citizen (USC)

The most common scenario is that the cardholder was "sponsored" for permanent residence by a U.S. employer or relative, such as a spouse. In this case, an H-1B alien can apply for an adjustment-based EAD when the "sponsor" files the petition. The category in this case is C09.

A05. Asylee (granted asylum) A06. • K-1 nonimmigrant fiancé(e) of U.S. citizen (USC)

$410. You may be exempt from paying the filing fee. See the form instructions for more information.

A05. Asylee (granted asylum) A06. • K-1 nonimmigrant fiancé(e) of U.S. citizen (USC)

Your work permit will have a special code, like "A5," printed on it, showing that you are an asylee and distinguishing you from other work permit holders. If it's the USCIS asylum office that approves your asylum application, you should receive the work permit within 14 days of getting the approval notice and I-94.

USCIS EAD Category Codes CodeEAD Code EligibilityA05Asylee (granted asylum)A06K-1 nonimmigrant fiancé(e) of U.S. citizen (USC) K-2 child of K-1A07N-8 Parent of international organization employee granted permanent residence N-9 Dependent Child of international organization employee granted permanent residence48 more rows • Jul 29, 2022

$410. You may be exempt from paying the filing fee. See the form instructions for more information.

Asylee - An individual who traveled to the United States and subsequently applied for and was granted asylum. You are an asylee if you have a Form I-94 with asylum granted stamp; form I-766 with Category “A5”, “A05”, or “A-5”; or an Order of the Immigration Judge granting asylum.

Your work permit will have a special code, like "A5," printed on it, showing that you are an asylee and distinguishing you from other work permit holders. If it's the USCIS asylum office that approves your asylum application, you should receive the work permit within 14 days of getting the approval notice and I-94.

To apply for an Employment Authorization Document (EAD) based on your pending asylum application under the (c)(8) eligibility category, you may file Form I-765 150 days after you file your asylum application.

USCIS EAD Category Codes CodeEAD Code EligibilityA05Asylee (granted asylum)A06K-1 nonimmigrant fiancé(e) of U.S. citizen (USC) K-2 child of K-1A07N-8 Parent of international organization employee granted permanent residence N-9 Dependent Child of international organization employee granted permanent residence48 more rows • Jul 29, 2022

* A03 is the code for a refugee. * A04 is for people who are paroled allowed in the USA as a refugee.

Asylee - An individual who traveled to the United States and subsequently applied for and was granted asylum. You are an asylee if you have a Form I-94 with asylum granted stamp; form I-766 with Category “A5”, “A05”, or “A-5”; or an Order of the Immigration Judge granting asylum.

A family provided I-766 Employment Authorization Documents, marked C08 (Asylum Applicant). The Public Housing Agency (PHA) verified with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements (SAVE). Is the family eligible for assistance?

To apply for an Employment Authorization Document (EAD) based on your pending asylum application under the (c)(8) eligibility category, you may file Form I-765 150 days after you file your asylum application.

Are refugee and asylee adjustment applicants eligible for an EAD? Yes, refugees and asylees applying for adjustment of status under INA § 209 are eligible to file for an EAD. Refugees file under category (a)(3) and asylees file under category (a)(5).

* A03 is the code for a refugee. * A04 is for people who are paroled allowed in the USA as a refugee.

Asylee - An individual who traveled to the United States and subsequently applied for and was granted asylum. You are an asylee if you have a Form I-94 with asylum granted stamp; form I-766 with Category “A5”, “A05”, or “A-5”; or an Order of the Immigration Judge granting asylum.

A family provided I-766 Employment Authorization Documents, marked C08 (Asylum Applicant). The Public Housing Agency (PHA) verified with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements (SAVE). Is the family eligible for assistance?

A05. Asylee (granted asylum) A06. • K-1 nonimmigrant fiancé(e) of U.S. citizen (USC)

Are refugee and asylee adjustment applicants eligible for an EAD? Yes, refugees and asylees applying for adjustment of status under INA § 209 are eligible to file for an EAD. Refugees file under category (a)(3) and asylees file under category (a)(5).

The most common scenario is that the cardholder was "sponsored" for permanent residence by a U.S. employer or relative, such as a spouse. In this case, an H-1B alien can apply for an adjustment-based EAD when the "sponsor" files the petition. The category in this case is C09.

Asylee - An individual who traveled to the United States and subsequently applied for and was granted asylum. You are an asylee if you have a Form I-94 with asylum granted stamp; form I-766 with Category “A5”, “A05”, or “A-5”; or an Order of the Immigration Judge granting asylum.

A05. Asylee (granted asylum) A06. • K-1 nonimmigrant fiancé(e) of U.S. citizen (USC)

The most common scenario is that the cardholder was "sponsored" for permanent residence by a U.S. employer or relative, such as a spouse. In this case, an H-1B alien can apply for an adjustment-based EAD when the "sponsor" files the petition. The category in this case is C09.

A05. Asylee (granted asylum) A06. • K-1 nonimmigrant fiancé(e) of U.S. citizen (USC)

$410. You may be exempt from paying the filing fee. See the form instructions for more information.

Your work permit will have a special code, like "A5," printed on it, showing that you are an asylee and distinguishing you from other work permit holders. If it's the USCIS asylum office that approves your asylum application, you should receive the work permit within 14 days of getting the approval notice and I-94.

USCIS EAD Category Codes CodeEAD Code EligibilityA05Asylee (granted asylum)A06K-1 nonimmigrant fiancé(e) of U.S. citizen (USC) K-2 child of K-1A07N-8 Parent of international organization employee granted permanent residence N-9 Dependent Child of international organization employee granted permanent residence48 more rows • Jul 29, 2022

Asylee - An individual who traveled to the United States and subsequently applied for and was granted asylum. You are an asylee if you have a Form I-94 with asylum granted stamp; form I-766 with Category “A5”, “A05”, or “A-5”; or an Order of the Immigration Judge granting asylum.

To apply for an Employment Authorization Document (EAD) based on your pending asylum application under the (c)(8) eligibility category, you may file Form I-765 150 days after you file your asylum application.

* A03 is the code for a refugee. * A04 is for people who are paroled allowed in the USA as a refugee.

A family provided I-766 Employment Authorization Documents, marked C08 (Asylum Applicant). The Public Housing Agency (PHA) verified with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements (SAVE). Is the family eligible for assistance?

Are refugee and asylee adjustment applicants eligible for an EAD? Yes, refugees and asylees applying for adjustment of status under INA § 209 are eligible to file for an EAD. Refugees file under category (a)(3) and asylees file under category (a)(5).

Asylee - An individual who traveled to the United States and subsequently applied for and was granted asylum. You are an asylee if you have a Form I-94 with asylum granted stamp; form I-766 with Category “A5”, “A05”, or “A-5”; or an Order of the Immigration Judge granting asylum.

A05. Asylee (granted asylum) A06. • K-1 nonimmigrant fiancé(e) of U.S. citizen (USC)

The most common scenario is that the cardholder was "sponsored" for permanent residence by a U.S. employer or relative, such as a spouse. In this case, an H-1B alien can apply for an adjustment-based EAD when the "sponsor" files the petition. The category in this case is C09.