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EAD approved - got help from House rep

Today, I got an email from my House Rep’s offce that my EAD had been approved!

PD 6/25 Marriage to LPR wife, I am currently F-1

I did not expedite my EAD. In fact, the office told me that Congress has no power to expedite. What they do is put in inquiries for their constituents. I asked to put in inquiry because I am a college senior and wanted a job experience before I graduate. It’s currently a recruiting season for my major and I did not want to mark ‘authorized to work in US’ before the EAD was in my hand.

I emphasized that I have no financial need to expedite the EAD, but simply said wanted to get an experience. My rep’s office put in a request a week ago and I got an email from the office saying that the USCIS approved my EAD today!

I-485 - PD 6/25, biometrics mid Aug, RtS three days after

Just wanted to share because I think the reps would be more willing to help since it’s an election time (less than a week)

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