Originally Posted by akkiano (Post 570944)

Guys, if I remember correctly, the first time I did my renewal, the day my renewal got approved ended up being the new expiration date on my EAD. My original EAD expired 9/21/2014 and my renewal got approved 9/4/2014 which is ended up being the expiration date for my current EAD 9/4/2016. I ended up losing 2 weeks off my first EAD.

Assuming they still assign expiration dates that way, my guess is that they will try to approve new EADs as close to the expiration date as possible to minimize the amount of time shaved off.

Originally Posted by NotYetKnown (Post 570983)

Number, pretty please.

Originally Posted by Resistant (Post 570984)

What's an inquiry, and info pass?

Originally Posted by Leap of Faith (Post 570994)

I don't know if there is a number, but here is the link to the online form:
https://egov.uscis.gov/e-Request/Intro.do

Select the "Case outside normal processing time" option and take it from there.

Originally Posted by NotYetKnown (Post 571003)

That was simpler than I thought. I submitted the inquiry, so now I play the waiting game.

I mean, we've been waiting. But you guys get what I mean! I'll report back as soon as I get word.

Originally Posted by Fenix (Post 571011)

Did you call first? Also have u scheduled an info pass? I think im going to call monday and file an inquiry. I will also try to get an extension through an info pass.

Originally Posted by zeomax (Post 570989)

It has never worked like this, even for Green card renewals. The day of approval is the new date of expiration, period.