https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/careers/us-extends-employment-authorization-validity-benefiting-indian-immigrants/ar-AA1ievGZ?ocid=hpmsn&cvid=8206f0c9fee6451e8d6776fe65822ff1&ei=20

Extended EAD Validity
The USCIS has declared its intention to extend the maximum validity period of EADs to five years, a considerable increase from the current one to two years. This change applies to specific non-citizens who need to apply for employment authorization, providing them with a more extended period of job security and stability. However, it’s important to note that the employment authorization of a non-citizen will still be dependent on their underlying status and circumstances.

Impact on Indian Immigrants
This policy shift is expected to have a significant positive impact on the Indian community in the US, many of whom have been waiting for their green cards for years. With over 1.05 million Indians currently in the queue for an employment-based Green Card, this move could provide much-needed relief and security. Additionally, this comes as a beacon of hope for the estimated 400,000 Indians who could otherwise pass away before receiving their Green Cards due to the extensive backlog.

Employment vallaki already EAD vunna vallaki use..rest relax

for students its a very good privilege 

1 minute ago, Barney_Stinson said:

for students its a very good privilege 

H1b ki more chances untaye and good for students 

18 minutes ago, Barney_Stinson said:

for students its a very good privilege 

OPT 5 years ????

 

12 months + 24 months..unde kada

1 minute ago, Midnightsun said:

 

12 months + 24 months..unde kada

That is my confusion. Students ki help how ani ? OPT EAD anedhi separate rule and it won't fall under GC EAD kadha ani. 

1 hour ago, dhuku said:

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/careers/us-extends-employment-authorization-validity-benefiting-indian-immigrants/ar-AA1ievGZ?ocid=hpmsn&cvid=8206f0c9fee6451e8d6776fe65822ff1&ei=20

Extended EAD Validity
The USCIS has declared its intention to extend the maximum validity period of EADs to five years, a considerable increase from the current one to two years. This change applies to specific non-citizens who need to apply for employment authorization, providing them with a more extended period of job security and stability. However, it’s important to note that the employment authorization of a non-citizen will still be dependent on their underlying status and circumstances.

Impact on Indian Immigrants
This policy shift is expected to have a significant positive impact on the Indian community in the US, many of whom have been waiting for their green cards for years. With over 1.05 million Indians currently in the queue for an employment-based Green Card, this move could provide much-needed relief and security. Additionally, this comes as a beacon of hope for the estimated 400,000 Indians who could otherwise pass away before receiving their Green Cards due to the extensive backlog.

I don’t think OPT EAD fall into this category…only GC EAD ki anukuntunna

This is only for GC EAD...not for OPT EAD

1 hour ago, Sucker said:

OPT 5 years ????

yes if that is true

1 hour ago, Midnightsun said:

 

12 months + 24 months..unde kada

5 yrs ante inkko 24 months extra

How gc ead helps others

It's totally different thing

17 minutes ago, Barney_Stinson said:

yes if that is true

For that they change the rule. OPT EAD diff aos ead diff 

2 hours ago, Sucker said:

OPT 5 years ????

 

2 hours ago, Sucker said:

That is my confusion. Students ki help how ani ? OPT EAD anedhi separate rule and it won't fall under GC EAD kadha ani. 

Enduku uncle confusion tho kuudina crying .. this 5-yr rule is for adjustment of status .. I.e., for gc ead only .. ani antuna  @ARYA uncle

1 hour ago, perugu_vada said:

 

Enduku uncle confusion tho kuudina crying .. this 5-yr rule is for adjustment of status .. I.e., for gc ead only .. ani antuna  @ARYA uncle

Adhe chepthunna vuncle. Don't give any false hope on any visa lu Ani. @BacklogBadham vuncle anukunnava andariki GC lu Ani propogona start cheyyaniki visa matter lo I always say on your face