Renewal of work permit
Hi
My husband is on an L1-A visa, the visa which was issued at the embassy in London UK is valid until 2017 but the work permit (I-797B) which was issued by the USCIS expires in Dec 2013 as ths was only granted for 1 year. Can anyone please tell me what form we fill out to renew this work permit? We have spoken with the USCIS and have been told on one occasion that we need to fill out a I-129 form and then on another occasion we have been told it is the I-765 form does anyone know which is correct ? Any help would be much appreciated |
Re: Renewal of work permit
Originally Posted by heather123
(Post 10905374)
Hi
My husband is on an L1-A visa, the visa which was issued at the embassy in London UK is valid until 2017 but the work permit (I-797B) which was issued by the USCIS expires in Dec 2013 as ths was only granted for 1 year. Can anyone please tell me what form we fill out to renew this work permit? We have spoken with the USCIS and have been told on one occasion that we need to fill out a I-129 form and then on another occasion we have been told it is the I-765 form does anyone know which is correct ? Any help would be much appreciated |
Re: Renewal of work permit
My husband is the director of the company so therefor he fills it out
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Re: Renewal of work permit
Originally Posted by heather123
(Post 10905525)
My husband is the director of the company so therefor he fills it out
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Re: Renewal of work permit
Originally Posted by hungryhorace
(Post 10905531)
Ah, ok. Well, even still, I would retain an immigration attorney to complete this for you. Just to ensure nothing is done incorrectly.
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Re: Renewal of work permit
Bob we have spoken at great length with the USCIS and the have told us it is definitely the I-129 my husband needs to complete & myself and the kids need to complete the I-539. I really wish it was the I-765 as this form is as straight forward as they come. We really can't understand why we have to do the I-129 when we already ave valid visas and it is just the notice of action from the USCIS we need renewed but I guess if they say it as to be done. Thanks for your help
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Re: Renewal of work permit
Originally Posted by heather123
(Post 10905633)
Bob we have spoken at great length with the USCIS and the have told us it is definitely the I-129 my husband needs to complete & myself and the kids need to complete the I-539. I really wish it was the I-765 as this form is as straight forward as they come. We really can't understand why we have to do the I-129 when we already ave valid visas and it is just the notice of action from the USCIS we need renewed but I guess if they say it as to be done. Thanks for your help
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Re: Renewal of work permit
Originally Posted by heather123
(Post 10905633)
Bob we have spoken at great length with the USCIS and the have told us it is definitely the I-129 my husband needs to complete & myself and the kids need to complete the I-539. I really wish it was the I-765 as this form is as straight forward as they come. We really can't understand why we have to do the I-129 when we already ave valid visas and it is just the notice of action from the USCIS we need renewed but I guess if they say it as to be done. Thanks for your help
I know this doesn't need to be said, but I will say it just in case: the art is to get the petition in correctly the first time round to ensure no justification for an RFE is able to be made. |
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I certainly agree that it as to be done correctly the first time. We did he initial petition ourselves and get that all approved ok. I was just looking to see if anyone had done this before and what form they filed.
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Re: Renewal of work permit
Originally Posted by Bob
(Post 10905536)
EAD form isn't that complicated though...
I-765 |
Re: Renewal of work permit
Originally Posted by heather123
(Post 10905374)
Hi
My husband is on an L1-A visa, the visa which was issued at the embassy in London UK is valid until 2017 but the work permit (I-797B) which was issued by the USCIS expires in Dec 2013 as ths was only granted for 1 year. Can anyone please tell me what form we fill out to renew this work permit? We have spoken with the USCIS and have been told on one occasion that we need to fill out a I-129 form and then on another occasion we have been told it is the I-765 form does anyone know which is correct ? Any help would be much appreciated An I-129 is a visa petition, not a "work permit". Rene |
Re: Renewal of work permit
Thanks Noorah, so just to confirm is it just the I-765 application that my husband needs to file? We have a valid US visa until 2017 but the initial notice of action from the USCIS (I-797b) is valid for1 year so that expires in December. Do you know if myself and the children have to apply for anything ( we do not want to work) or are our visa valid with my husband having work authorisation just like when he got the initial approval notice. Any advice/help would be much appreciated :)
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Re: Renewal of work permit
Originally Posted by Noorah101
(Post 10905714)
"work permit" is too ambiguous. There is something called an Employment Authorization Document (EAD), which is obtained by filing an I-765 application. Is this what you need?
An I-129 is a visa petition, not a "work permit". Rene |
Re: Renewal of work permit
Originally Posted by heather123
(Post 10905731)
Thanks Noorah, so just to confirm is it just the I-765 application that my husband needs to file? We have a valid US visa until 2017 but the initial notice of action from the USCIS (I-797b) is valid for1 year so that expires in December. Do you know if myself and the children have to apply for anything ( we do not want to work) or are our visa valid with my husband having work authorisation just like when he got the initial approval notice. Any advice/help would be much appreciated :)
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Re: Renewal of work permit
Thank you hungaryhorace :)
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