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I-765 Form Review — an attorney checks it before you file

You filled out your own Form I-765 for a work permit (EAD). The single biggest thing people get wrong is the eligibility category code — and the wrong code gets the whole application rejected. Before you file, a licensed immigration attorney can review what you wrote and flag the problems that cause rejections and RFEs.

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What an attorney checks on your I-765

Common I-765 mistakes we catch

What a review is — and isn't

We check what you wrote and flag errors and risks. We don't tell you howto answer a question — deciding how to answer is legal advice, which is handled through full representation. If your situation involves criminal history, prior denials, unlawful presence, or removal proceedings, a form review isn't enough and we'll tell you so before you file.

Changed your mind?If you decide within 7 days that you'd rather have us handle the whole case, your form-review fee is credited toward full representation — nationwide.

Frequently asked questions

Do you pick my eligibility category for me?

Choosing the category is a legal judgment, so that's handled through full representation. In a review we check that the category code you entered is internally consistent with everything else you wrote.

How much does an I-765 review cost?

Flat fee starting at $125 depending on length; you see the exact quote before you pay. The government filing fee (if any for your category) is separate.

Can you review the I-765 filed with my I-485?

Yes — if you're filing a package, the review can cover the completed forms you prepared, subject to our page/form limits.

Reviewed by a licensed attorney

Your I-765 is reviewed by American Dream Law Office PLLC — attorney Ahmad Yakzan, a member of The Florida Bar admitted before multiple U.S. federal courts. Not a form-filling bot; a lawyer.

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Attorney Advertising. A form review is a limited-scope service and is not a substitute for full legal representation. It does not create an attorney–client relationship beyond the defined scope. Government filing fees are separate.