EAD Renewal Reminder
Your EAD is your right to work. A lapse means you can't legally work — even one day. DueVisa sends automatic reminders starting 180 days before expiry, so you always file on time.
Your EAD reminder schedule
File your I-765
The ideal time to submit your EAD renewal. Filing now maximizes your automatic extension window (up to 540 days).
Check case status
Verify your I-765 is received and processing. If you haven't filed, do so immediately.
Follow up if needed
If your receipt notice hasn't arrived, contact USCIS. Premium processing may be available.
Prepare for gap risk
UrgentIf your renewal isn't approved and there's no automatic extension, alert your employer's HR team now.
Final reminder
UrgentYour EAD expires in 1 week. Confirm your automatic extension status with an immigration attorney.
EAD categories DueVisa tracks
H-4 EAD
Spouse of H-1B with approved I-140 — highly volatile, file early
OPT EAD
F-1 students — 90 days before graduation or OPT start date
STEM OPT EAD
24-month extension — file 90 days before OPT EAD expires
Pending Green Card (I-485)
Work authorization during adjustment of status
Asylum-based EAD
Must maintain valid asylum application
TPS EAD
Temporary Protected Status work authorization
How the automatic extension works
If you file your I-765 renewal before your EAD expires, USCIS may grant an automatic extension of up to 540 days while your case is pending. This means you can keep working even if your card's physical expiry date passes.
The key: you must file on time. DueVisa's 180-day reminder is designed to give you enough runway to file before the window closes.
Set up your EAD reminder in 3 minutes.
Add your EAD expiry date once. DueVisa handles every reminder automatically. Free for up to 3 documents.
Start free →This page is for informational purposes only. EAD automatic extension eligibility varies by category. Consult a licensed immigration attorney for advice specific to your situation.