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A temporary policy that provides for longer automatic extensions of some workers’ employment authorization documents is set to end Oct. 26.
Key Points:
BAL Analysis: USCIS implemented the temporary rule in 2022 as part of a package of initiatives to address processing delays and a growing case backlog. At this time, it appears unlikely the temporary rule will be extended. Applicants who are eligible to receive the 540-day extension are encouraged to file their Form I-765 before Oct. 26.
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