Work authorization is more than a document — it is the ability to provide for your family and build the life you came here for. At Greater Hope, we help immigrants navigate the EAD process so they can work legally and confidently.
Many immigrants in the U.S. are eligible to work legally, but the pathway varies depending on your immigration status. Work authorization is granted through an Employment Authorization Document (EAD), issued on Form I-766. Some immigrants receive it automatically; others must apply separately. We help you understand your eligibility and apply accurately.
You may qualify if you are a pending adjustment of status applicant, asylum applicant or asylee, TPS holder, DACA recipient, certain nonimmigrant visa holder, or have a pending or approved immigrant petition. Because eligibility is tied to your immigration category, correct filing is essential — errors can cause denial or delays.
We prepare your Form I-765 and supporting documents, ensuring your eligibility category is correct and your package is complete.
EADs expire after one to two years. We help you file on time and avoid gaps in your work authorization.
We guide you through the replacement process quickly. Fast turnaround. Back to work soon.
For adjustment applicants, we file I-765 and I-131 together for combined work and travel authorization.
Greater Hope has helped hundreds of individuals obtain and renew their EADs since 2010. You should not have to worry about whether your paperwork is right. That is our job.
“They helped me get my EAD renewed when I was panicking about my job. Patient, thorough, and genuinely caring.” — Emmanuel K., Greater Hope Client
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