Hi. Thank you for sharing this. I did receive my notification with the 180 days. But I never got the one with the 540-day extension. How can I get it if USCIS hasn't sent it to me. Thanks.
Thank you. What can one use to prove that he or she has the extension? I’m asking because some employers demand for a receipt notice to show that one has 540 days extension
Please refer your employer to the Automatic Extension Calculator on the USCIS website. You can find it at this link: www.uscis.gov/i-9-central/form-i-9-resources/employment-authorization-document-ead-automatic-extension-calculator
Generally, B1/B2 visa holders are NOT permitted to work. There are very few exceptions for a special category called B1 Attendant Visas or B1 in lieu of H1B. But those exceptions are for very special categories. Ordinary visitors, tourists, and business travelers to the US are NOT permitted to work.
Thank you, great news
that is not fare, because i payed $410 for 540 days instead for 720....
Hi. Thank you for sharing this. I did receive my notification with the 180 days. But I never got the one with the 540-day extension. How can I get it if USCIS hasn't sent it to me. Thanks.
Thank you. What can one use to prove that he or she has the extension? I’m asking because some employers demand for a receipt notice to show that one has 540 days extension
Please refer your employer to the Automatic Extension Calculator on the USCIS website. You can find it at this link:
www.uscis.gov/i-9-central/form-i-9-resources/employment-authorization-document-ead-automatic-extension-calculator
Thanks. Very informative and interesting. Is that true...
B1/B2 Visa holder could work
Generally, B1/B2 visa holders are NOT permitted to work. There are very few exceptions for a special category called B1 Attendant Visas or B1 in lieu of H1B. But those exceptions are for very special categories. Ordinary visitors, tourists, and business travelers to the US are NOT permitted to work.