you can’t work without working permit. the hospital wont hire you without it

Effective immediately, USCIS will consider requests to expedite processing of applications to renew Employment Authorization Documents (EADs) for health care workers. Who Qualifies? Qualifying health care workers may request expedited issuance of their EAD if they have: A pending EAD renewal application filed on Form I-765; and An EAD that expires within 30 days or less, or has already expired. A qualifying health care worker is defined very broadly in the DHS advisory memorandum (“Healthcare / Public Health” section, pages 7-9). In addition to individuals providing direct patient care, it includes, but is not limited to: Workers, including laboratory personnel, that perform critical clinical, biomedical and other research, development, and testing needed for COVID-19 or other diseases; Workers required for effective clinical, infrastructure, support services, and administrative operations, among other functions, across the direct patient care and full health care and public health spectrum; Workers needed to provide laundry services, food services, reprocessing of medical equipment and waste management; Workers that manage health plans, billing and health information and who cannot work remotely; Workers at manufacturers including biotechnology companies and distributers of medical products and equipment, and pharmaceuticals; Pharmacy staff; and, Home health workers. Please refer to the DHS advisory memo referenced above for a comprehensive list. How to Request Expedite According to the USCIS guidance for requesting an expedite , requestors may contact USCIS by phone to request the expedite and should be prepared to provide evidence of their profession or current employment as a health care worker. USCIS does not indicate how quickly it will process the expedite request; only that it will process the application faster than its standard posted processing times, which are typically numerous months.

take it if they will hire you, try to expidite but anyway it won’t affect your application. it’s forgiven if you married to US citizen, at your interview time if they asked have you worked without authorization answer with yes

I got a good job I submitted everything only to get stuck on copy of work Authorization it was an hospital. They told me they understand that I’m waiting for the permit but hiring me would put them at risk. I decided to do deliveries until I get aproved

expedite please. they will approve it

listern to ur husband..this is America I guess ur husband never told you all these before you came to America 🇺🇸…this is America it is wired to make u frustrated and depressed for what a piece of plastic 😔

don’t work illegally in any circumstances, you can easily expedite your case

I’m august 11 also NBC my work authorization just got approved today

you better not work without work authorization that’s risky

7 months Down the line how did you cope

Working as a what?