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Work Permit (EAD) Renewal Preparation

Document preparation support for renewing your Employment Authorization Document (EAD / work permit) before it expires.

OG Multiservices provides document preparation and administrative assistance — not legal representation.

Work Permit (EAD) Renewal Preparation

What is Form I-765?

An Employment Authorization Document (EAD), often called a work permit, has an expiration date. Renewing it uses Form I-765, Application for Employment Authorization, filed with USCIS. USCIS explains when and how to file a renewal, and which category applies, on its official Form I-765 page.

The same form is used for first-time applications and replacements, and the eligibility category printed on your current card matters for a renewal. If you are not sure which category applies, tell us — we will not guess for you, and USCIS's instructions list the categories.

OG helps you organize what a renewal usually involves: your current EAD, passport, I-94 record, the immigration documents that show your category, photos as the instructions require, and a note of anything that changed since your last filing. You review, sign and file the final application; we do not provide legal advice.

When do you need this?

  • Your current work permit is approaching expiration
  • Renewing based on a pending adjustment of status case
  • Renewing based on an existing eligibility category
  • Updating personal information on your EAD

What's included

  • Review of your current work permit and the category it shows
  • Form I-765 organization and preparation support
  • Help understanding which supporting documents the instructions list
  • Certified translation of any foreign-language documents

Ready to get started?

Message us on WhatsApp or reach out below and we'll walk you through the next steps.

Frequently asked questions

When should I start my renewal?
USCIS publishes how early a renewal can be filed on its official Form I-765 page. Once you know your timing, we can help you organize your documents.
Can I keep working while my renewal is pending?
This depends on your eligibility category and current rules — we recommend confirming your specific situation with a licensed immigration attorney.
What if my address or name changed?
Let us know — we'll help make sure your renewal reflects your current information correctly.
What should I have ready for a work permit renewal?
Your current work permit (front and back), your passport, your most recent I-94 and the documents that show your category, such as an approval or receipt notice. If your name, address or other details changed, tell us so the form matches your records.
Is this the same as applying for my first work permit?
It uses the same form, but a first-time application involves different evidence. See our employment authorization page for first-time applications.
Do you send my renewal to USCIS?
No. We prepare the I-765 from what you provide; you review it, sign it and file it the way USCIS's instructions describe.

Official resources

Forms, instructions and procedures change. Always check the official source for the current requirements. OG Multiservices provides document preparation, not legal advice.

Areas We Serve

Served in person from our Paterson, NJ office — plus remote/mail-in service nationwide, wherever you are.

Texas clients are served remotely — see our Spring, TX service area for local details.

Our Paterson, NJ office Spring, TX service area (by appointment)

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