Until now, two documents were required to demonstrate Employment Authorization (EAD or Form I-766) and Advance Parole Authorization for parole authorization upon return to the US (AP or Form I-512). Under a new rule going forward, those eligible for both the EAD and AP CIS will issue a single document.
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Published on Apr 07, 2011
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