Work Permit Application Guide

Yes, you can apply for a work permit (Employment Authorization Document) if you have received a prima facie determination on your I-* petition. This generally applies to self-petitioners under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA).
Do you have any specific concerns or need further details on the process?

You can apply for a work permit if you have a prima facie determination on your I-* petition under VAWA. Here are the steps:
- Ensure you have received the I-* prima facie determination notice.
- File Form I-* (Application for Employment Authorization).
- Include copies of your I-* notice and other supporting documents.
Do you need any help with specific parts of the application?

To apply for a work permit under a prima facie determination, you need to file Form I-*. You can find the form and instructions on the official USCIS website.

Do you need help with any other part of the application process?

For filing Form I-* under a prima facie determination for an I-* petition, typically under VAWA, the category code you would use is (c)(*).
Do you need help with any other part of the application process?

Yes, you can apply for a work permit if your I-* has not yet been approved but you have received a prima facie determination. This indicates that your case meets basic eligibility and allows you to apply for an Employment Authorization Document (EAD).
Do you need assistance with any other parts of the process?

To assist further, could you please specify which part of the process you need help with? This could include filling out forms, understanding eligibility, or gathering supporting documents.

To be eligible for a work permit under a prima facie determination for an I-* petition, you must:
- Have received a prima facie determination notice from USCIS.
- Be a self-petitioner under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA).
Do you need help understanding the specific eligibility criteria or how to proceed with the application?

To clarify eligibility for a work permit under a prima facie determination for an I-* petition:
- You must be a self-petitioner under VAWA.
- You should have received a prima facie determination notice from USCIS.
Would you like more details on the eligibility criteria or the application process?

You can find information about applying for a work permit under a prima facie determination on the USCIS website. Specifically, it is mentioned in the instructions for Form I-* and in the policies regarding VAWA self-petitioners.
Here is the link to the official USCIS page for Form I-*: [USCIS Form I-*](https://www.uscis.gov/i-*).
Do you need help with any other aspects of the process?

It appears you're looking for specific information on the USCIS website about applying for a work permit under a prima facie determination. It can be a bit tricky to navigate. Here are some more specific instructions:
- Visit the [USCIS Form I-* page](https://www.uscis.gov/i-*).
- Look for sections or instructions that mention eligibility for Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) self-petitioners.
- The category code for prima facie I-* is (c)(*), which you can find in the instructions for Form I-*.
Do you need more detailed guidance on where to find this on the USCIS website or any other part of the process?

Sure, here is a more detailed breakdown on how to find the information on the USCIS website:
*. Visit the [USCIS Form I-* page](https://www.uscis.gov/i-*).
*. Download the Form I-* Instructions:
- Click on the "Form I-* Instructions" link.
- Open the document and search for references to the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA).
*. Locate the Category Code (c)(*):
- In the instructions, look for the section that lists the eligibility categories.
- Find the code (c)(*) which pertains to VAWA self-petitioners.
Would you like more help navigating the instructions or explanations on the categories?