Work Permit Pause? Venezuelan’s Application Approved in FOUR DAYS
With experience, there’s no learning curve. Above is the approval notice for a work permit I-765 application filed for our Venezuelan asylum client and approved four days later. The work permit card arrived at our client’s house before the I-765 application approval.
While Others Wonder How the Pause Works, Blandon Law Gets Results
Work permits are paused or denied for citizens who have had them for decades, resulting in employer confusion while the courts sort out the mess. Despite the uproar by hundreds of businesses, civil rights groups, labor unions, and faith groups, this administration’s goal is to hurt noncitizens until hunger forces them to self-deport.
Meanwhile, Blandon Law keeps doing what we’ve been doing for 25 years: getting results. Clients call us the best asylum lawyers because we do what we can, when we can. Sometimes that means getting an I-765 work permit IN FOUR DAYS.
How Does Blandon Law Speed Up Work Permits?
Our work is online so that our clients get their work permits as quickly as possible.
- We send you a digital contract to sign online.
- You make payment through our online payment portal.
- Once payment is received, Blandon Law sends you a link to submit your information and documents.
- If you have internet access, you can upload everything through our secure, no-password client portal—no driving, no parking, no waiting rooms.
- We file your application online whenever possible, so instead of waiting weeks or months, you often receive your USCIS receipt the very same day.
Given this administration’s hostile policies, some of which are illegal, you need the best I-589 asylum lawyer you can afford. Blandon Law has been helping families for over 20 years. Call 954.385.0157 or click “Ask an Attorney” today to speak to an immigration expert. Also click “Ask an Attorney” if you have a question for a future blog.
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Disclaimer – These entries are based on real life events. Family member names, when used, are real. Client names are changed for privacy.
