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Asylum Work Permit Delays? Here's Your Solution

🚨 Is Your Asylum Work Permit Delayed? You might be making a mistake that’s stopping your 180-day Asylum EAD Clock ⏳. In this video, immigration attorney Dr. Jae Francis breaks down the biggest reason why asylum seekers don't get their (c)(8) Employment Authorization Document (EAD) on time—and how to fix it. Whether you filed Form I-589 with USCIS or are in immigration court (EOIR), this guide will help you understand what delays your EAD eligibility, how to avoid applicant-caused delays, and how the Garcia Perez v. USCIS settlement gives you new tools to challenge wrongful clock stoppages 🛑✅ 👇 Timestamps for easier navigation: 00:00 - Intro: The biggest mistake asylum seekers make 00:37 - Can asylum seekers get a work permit? 01:52 - What is the 180-day Asylum EAD Clock? 03:18 - What starts the EAD clock with USCIS and EOIR? 04:09 - What delays stop your EAD clock (real examples) 06:04 - How to apply for a (c)(8) EAD step-by-step 📝 08:09 - Examples of motions and continuances that pause the clock 09:20 - How Garcia Perez settlement helps asylum seekers 10:42 - How to track and correct EAD clock errors 11:55 - Why getting your work permit matters 12:35 - Final tips and call to action 🧠 Learn how to protect your right to work legally while your asylum case is pending. This video is for anyone navigating the U.S. immigration process—whether you're newly arrived or stuck in delays. 📞 Need Legal Help? Contact Francis Law Center at 877-369-2575 for a consultation and let our experienced immigration attorneys help you navigate your case. Visit: www.francislawcenter.com 📌 Stay Informed & Take Action! 👉 LIKE this video if you found it helpful. 👉 SHARE with others who need this information. 👉 SUBSCRIBE to stay updated on the latest immigration news & success stories. This video is for entertainment purposes and provides general information only. It is not intended as legal advice and does not establish an attorney-client relationship. While I am a lawyer, I am not your lawyer, and you are not my client. This content also serves as attorney advertising.