If your asylum case is still pending and you have previously received a work permit, you may be eligible to renew it before expiration. USCIS allows renewal applications within a specific timeframe. As long as there are no applicant-caused delays, your eligibility continues. Filing early helps avoid gaps in employment authorization. Always include copies of your prior approvals and asylum receipt notices.

Work permit renewals for pending asylum cases are common, especially due to long processing times. You must ensure that your asylum case remains active and that you did not cause delays that stop the asylum clock. Submitting a complete renewal application on time can qualify you for automatic extension benefits in some cases, allowing you to keep working while waiting for approval.

Delays in asylum cases are unfortunately widespread, which is why work permit renewals are critical. You should verify that your eligibility period has not been interrupted and keep copies of all USCIS notices. Filing a well-prepared renewal application helps avoid unnecessary delays and ensures continuity of employment authorization.