USCIS Reduces the Validity of Work Permits in 2025: What Immigrants Need to Do

USCIS has officially reduced the validity period for many work permits (EADs) starting July 22, 2025. If you're an immigrant applying for an initial, replacement, or renewal work permit in certain categories, including asylum applicants. This new rule may affect you. In this video, let's explain: ✅ Why USCIS reduced EAD validity ✅ To whom does this new rule apply ✅ The new maximum validity period (now just 18 months) ✅ What applicants should do to avoid gaps in employment authorization ✅ Practical filing tips to keep your work authorization active Key Tips Covered: 1. File your EAD renewal 4–6 months before your current card expires 2. Double-check your eligibility category (ex, asylum applicants = A05) 3. Verify the updated USCIS filing fee 4. Include all required evidence (current EAD copy, passport photos, asylum approval, etc.) 📩 Need help filing your Work Permit (EAD)? Contact us for assistance with submitting or renewing your EAD application. 📞 415-745-3650 📧 [email protected] Disclaimer: This content is shared for general educational purposes only and should not be considered legal advice. No attorney-client relationship is formed by viewing or interacting with this video. Immigration situations vary case by case. For legal guidance tailored to your circumstances, please consult with a licensed immigration attorney. #uscis2025 #workpermit #EADrenewal #immigrationnews #usimmigration #immigrationattorney #AsylumApplicants #immigrationlawyer #ead2025 #immigrationupdate