US Plans to End H-4 EAD Work Permit. Here's How Indians with H-1B Visas Will Be Hit

US Plans To Strip H-1B Spouses Of Their Jobs. Indians To Be Hit Hardest

Data on H-4 Employment Authorisation Document (EAD) applications from 2014 to 2017 show that 93 per cent of approvals went to Indian nationals, and 94 per cent of those were women.

US plans to end H-4 EAD work permit. Here's how Indians with H-1B visas will be hit

H4 EAD: The Donald Trump administration is targeting the H-4 work permit programme, a move that could affect thousands of families of H-1B workers, particularly Indian professionals. Spouses of H-1B professionals rely on Employment Authorisation Documents (EADs) to work legally in the US.

US to end work permit for spouses of H-1B visa holders? No need to panic yet — All about the buzz over H-4 EAD program

The Trump administration is considering ending employment authorisation for some spouses of H-1B visa holders. But there's no need to panic yet. Here's all you need to know what the buzz is  about.

H-4 EAD: What Donald Trump Administration’s Move Means for Indians in the US

H-4 EAD holders face renewed uncertainty after the Trump administration’s DHS listed a proposal to remove H-4 dependent spouses from employment authorisation eligibility. The measure remains a long-term regulatory action with no proposed-rule date. Existing EADs remain valid for now, while Indian families watch the move amid a severe employment-based green-card backlog. H-4 EAD: What Donald Trump Administration’s Move Means for Indians in the US.

Trump plan may end H-4 spouse work permits

Trump administration plan could end work permits for some H-4 spouses, raising concerns over jobs, incomes and Indian American families. The post Trump plan may end H-4 spouse work permits appeared first on The American Bazaar.

H-4 EAD proposal explained: Who could lose work rights in the US and what happens next?

In a potential policy shift, the US Department of Homeland Security has suggested ending H-4 EAD eligibility for spouses, significantly affecting many Indian families enduring extended green card delays. While individuals with existing H-4 EADs will maintain their work authorization for now, this proposal necessitates an extensive federal rulemaking timeline and public commentary. As such, any final outcome might be delayed for months and could …