U Visa EAD BFD Processing Time

Working with experts in immigration law such as Brad Banias, we understand the challenges and concerns that individuals face when seeking a U visa and work permit. In this article, we will provide you with comprehensive information about the waiting time for a U visa work permit and how you can increase your chances of obtaining oneWhat Is a U Visa?A U visa is a non-immigrant visa that provides temporary legal status to individuals who are victims of certain crimes and are willing to cooperate with law enforcement in the investigation or prosecution of those crimes. This visa was created to help protect victims of crimes who may be afraid to report their victimization to the authorities due to their immigration status.

What is a U Visa Work Permit?

A U visa work permit, also known as an employment authorization document (EAD), allows a U visa holder to legally work in the United States while they are waiting for their U visa application to be processed. This work permit is essential for many U visa holders as it enables them to support themselves and their families while they await the final decision on their U visa application.

How Long Does it Take to Get a U Visa EAD Work Permit?

The waiting time for a U visa work permit can vary, depending on several factors. The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is responsible for processing U visa work permit applications. The current processing time for a U visa work permit is approximately 4 to 6 months. However, it is important to note that this processing time can change depending on the number of applications being processed, as well as the complexity of each individual case. Additionally, USCIS may issue a Request for Evidence (RFE) in some cases, which can further delay the processing time.

How Can You Increase Your Chances of Obtaining a U Visa EAD Work Permit?

There are several steps you can take to increase your chances of obtaining a U visa work permit:

1. Submit a complete and accurate application: It is crucial to submit a complete and accurate application that includes all the required documentation. Any missing or incorrect information can cause delays or even a denial of your application.
2. Respond promptly to any requests for additional information: If USCIS issues an RFE, respond promptly and with all the necessary information. Failure to do so can cause further delays or a denial of your application.
3. Keep track of your application status: You can check the status of your U visa work permit application online through the USCIS website. It is important to keep track of your application status and respond promptly to any requests for additional information.
4. Seek assistance from experts:  Pro Se Pro partners with leading immigration experts such as Brad Banias to get your EAD work authorization approved as fast as possible.  Our U Visa playbook was crafted with Brad’s insight for one purpose: to get you a decision on your pending application.

Case Study: EAD Work Authorization Approved

If you’ve been waiting for your U Visa for an extended period after filing your application, the good news is you have options. Pro Se Pro is a white glove service brainstormed by a leading immigration expert to help you resolve your U Visa application delay as fast as possible. We specialize in application delays that simply do not require an expensive attorney to represent you.  Ask our partner attorney and he’d tell you the same. Our experience is that 90% of application delay suits resolve without any defense.  So why hire an attorney for a case when you don’t need a defense? The good news is the government doesn’t want to deal with these cases.  You get your authorization simply by taking action and buying the playbook.

The Process Is Simple

You give us some information about your U Visa petition and EAD or BFD application so that our team can guide you with your complaint. We draft a complaint on your behalf, submit the proper documentation to your local attorney general’s office, and provide updates as soon as we receive information on your case. The government legally has 60 days to respond to your case. We’ve seen approvals on EAD and BFD application delays come back in as little as three weeks. Still Not Convinced? This process is designed by a leading immigration attorney with a track record of settling EAD and BFD processing delays for larger groups. He wanted to create a way to help more people by developing a service that doesn’t break the bank. You don’t need to spend thousands of dollars to get results. All you need is a streamlined process that we’ve already created for you.

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Purchase the playbook for a limited time money-back guarantee.  The playbook includes videos and a quick course to walk you through the information you need to collect and send to us.

This is your opportunity to get a response for your EAD or BFD processing essentially risk free. We are only doing this because we know how effective our strategy is for our clients. If you use our process and do not get a response from the government in 60 days, we will refund your money. We cannot refund the $402 processing fee or any postage fees that are paid to process your complaint.  You’ll receive the amount you paid for the playbook after Stripe fees and the processing costs are removed. You should have 95% of the information you need to our team.  Most of it is on the U Visa EAD or BFD application you’ve already filed. If you’re ready to take action and get your U Visa EAD BFD processing delay resolved, click the button below and purchase our playbook. Be sure to enter the coupon code MONEYBACK. 👇 👇

Frequently Asked Questions

❓Will my application be negatively impacted by suing the government using Pro Se Pro? No. It’s your legal right to serve the US. Government to get them take action on your application. Your application is simply not their priority until we make it one. There is no negative impact to attempting to get the government to act. It would be no different if you joined a group case to get your application approved. The only main difference is you’d be paying an attorney thousands of dollars. ❓Does Pro Se Pro legally represent my case? No, and it’s actually in your best interest that we don’t. Clerks and the US Government have to follow certain rules when they respond to attorneys. Since you are technically representing yourself, the clerks have to treat you much differently than they would an attorney following up on a case. After we file your complaint, we give you the contact information to follow up with your local government office if you choose to do so. ❓Can I use one playbook for me and my household? Yes. If other family members are also waiting on an application with the government, our team will gladly create documents for your household at no extra cost to you. If you join a class action case, most attorneys will charge you per individual. If you’re doing the math, that’s a couple thousand dollars a few times over (and they’re simply adding your family member’s name to the document)

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