May I accept a DHS Form I-94 indicating someone has been granted asylum as a list C document?
Yes. An I-94 Form indicating the person has been granted asylum may be accepted as a list C document evidencing employment authorization. The I-94 does not need to be attached to a passport. An I-94 indicating the person has been admitted as a refugee may be accepted as a receipt (see question 5). Both refugees and asylees are work-authorized incident to their status and are protected individuals.
Related Questions
- How do I get another Form I-94, Arrival-Departure Document, if the original is submitted with my Extension of Stay application?
- Is it possible to sign a form/document once, but have the signature automatically placed in multiple locations?
- When does the Governing Council remove or de-list membership names form its institute Register list?
