Perspective
Mar. 17, 2015
New work permission rules on the way for some spouses
Starting May 26, the USCIS will begin to accept applications to issue employment authorization documents to some spouses of foreign professionals temporarily employed in the U.S. By C. Matthew Sculz
Starting May 26, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services agency (USCIS) will begin to accept applications to issue employment authorization documents (EAD) to some spouses of foreign professionals temporarily employed in the U.S. This could affect thousands of spouses of H-1B workers - so-called "H-4 spouses" - across the country.
This new permission to work, stemming from an executive order the president issued in N...
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