Leanne Wicks

How soon is too soon to renew? I'm looking at the timelines for Cleveland
and they are *very* behind there. Mine expire in February - should I be
applying for renewal now?

And what do I show as proof of having filed AOS? Cleveland only issues a
cashier's receipt, not an NOA (at least they haven't issued an NOA up until
now and I filed AOS last year in October and it has been confirmed by others
that this is all I'm going to get). Will a copy of that receipt and a copy
of my current EAD and AP suffice? I also don't have my original I-94 in my
passport any longer because I used my AP... but I'm sure that's okay. Right?

Leanne

magpie

[QUOTE=Leanne Wicks]How soon is too soon to renew? I'm looking at the timelines for Cleveland
and they are *very* behind there. Mine expire in February - should I be
applying for renewal now?

http://uscis.gov/graphics/howdoi/ead.htm

USCIS issues Employment Authorization Documents (EAD) in the following categories:

Renewal EAD: You should apply for a renewal EAD six months before your original EAD expires.

Leanne Wicks

Thanks... guess I should have done it already. :/

Leanne
"magpie" <member19874@british_expats.com> wrote in message
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    >> How soon is too soon to renew? I'm looking at the timelines for
    >> Cleveland
    >> and they are *very* behind there. Mine expire in February - should I
    >> be
    >> applying for renewal now?
    >> And what do I show as proof of having filed AOS? Cleveland only
    >> issues a
    >> cashier's receipt, not an NOA (at least they haven't issued an NOA
    >> up until
    >> now and I filed AOS last year in October and it has been confirmed
    >> by others
    >> that this is all I'm going to get). Will a copy of that receipt and
    >> a copy
    >> of my current EAD and AP suffice? I also don't have my original I-94
    >> in my
    >> passport any longer because I used my AP... but I'm sure that's
    >> okay. Right?
    >> Leanne
    > [QUOTE=Leanne Wicks]How soon is too soon to renew? I'm looking at the
    > timelines for Cleveland
    > and they are *very* behind there. Mine expire in February - should I be
    > applying for renewal now?
    > http://uscis.gov/graphics/howdoi/ead.htm
    > USCIS issues Employment Authorization Documents (EAD) in the following
    > categories:
    > Renewal EAD: You should apply for a renewal EAD six months
    > before your original EAD expires.
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