Comment Submitted by Igor Pertsovych
AnonymousSupportIndividual
Summary: An individual is requesting that USCIS maintain and quickly process their employment authorization. They argue that losing the ability to work would cause severe financial hardship, including the inability to pay for basic living expenses like rent and food.
The loss of my employment authorization would have a severe and immediate impact on my life. Without a valid Employment Authorization Document (EAD), I would no longer be legally allowed to work in the United States, leaving me without any source of income.
I rely on my employment to pay for my rent, utilities, food, transportation, health insurance, and other essential living expenses. Losing my work authorization would make it extremely difficult to meet these financial obligations and could place me at risk of losing my housing and experiencing significant financial hardship.
In addition, being unable to work would negatively affect my mental and emotional well-being. It would create constant stress and uncertainty about my future and my ability to support myself. I have worked hard to remain self-sufficient, follow all applicable laws, and contribute positively to my community. Losing my ability to work would undermine that stability.
I respectfully request that USCIS consider the serious hardship that the loss of my employment authorization would cause and process my case as quickly as possible. Maintaining my work authorization is essential for my financial stability, independence, and ability to continue supporting myself while my immigration matter is pending.
Thank you for your time and consideration.