If your attached I-94 shows a current U-1 grant, you already have a physical I-94 and may use it with separate identity evidence for work without waiting for your EAD.

I-797A table entry

Issued to an applicant as a replacement Form I-94.

Approval of U Nonimmigrant Status

USCIS also includes an Arrival-Departure Record (Form I-94), indicating U-1 nonimmigrant status.

(c)(7)

An alien granted U-1 nonimmigrant status is employment authorized incident to status. USCIS automatically will issue an initial Employment Authorization Document (EAD) to such aliens who are in the United States.

A. Authorized to Work for Any Employer Based on Status or Circumstances

Asylees, spouses of U.S. citizens or children of such spouses (K-3 and K-4 nonimmigrants), victims of severe forms of trafficking in persons (T-1 nonimmigrants), spouses of E nonimmigrants (E-1S, E-2S, or E-3S nonimmigrants) with limited exceptions, [**[32]**]() spouses of L nonimmigrants (L-2S nonimmigrants), and victims of qualifying criminal activity (U-1 nonimmigrants) and certain qualifying family members (U-2, U-3, U-4, and U-5 nonimmigrants) may present their Arrival/Departure Record (Form I-94) [**[33]**]() as acceptable evidence of employment authorization under [List C of Employment Eligibility Verification (Form I-9)](https://www.uscis.gov/i-9-central/form-i-9-acceptable-documents) . [**[34]**]()

A. Authorized to Work for Any Employer Based on Status or Circumstances

However, aliens seeking employment in the United States who present their Form I-94 to an employer as evidence of employment authorization must also present a document to show evidence of identity. [**[35]**]() The Form I-94 is not evidence of identity and for the categories of aliens listed above can be presented as evidence of employment authorization.

Completing Section 2

You cannot specify which documentation an employee will present from the Form I-9 Lists of Acceptable Documents.

13.3, item 1

Restricted Social Security cards are not acceptable as List C documents.

Acceptable Receipts

A document that shows an employee applied to replace a lost, stolen, or damaged document.

Category 1: Identity and Date of Birth

Unexpired foreign passport with a valid visa and I-94 verified through SAVE.

R708-41-4(1)(k)

(k) an unexpired foreign passport with documentary evidence of the applicant's most recent admittance into the United States verified through SAVE;

R708-41-4(1)(l)–(m)

(l) a foreign birth certificate or unexpired foreign passport, including a certified translation if the document is not in English; or (m) alternate documents may be accepted if approved by DHS or the division director or designee.

R708-41-4(1)(i)

(i) a regular driver license, commercial driver license, or identification card that has been issued by the Utah Driver License Division on or after January 1, 2010, which is only acceptable for renewal or duplicate certificates and may provide evidence of both lawful presence and identity;

R708-41-5(2)–(3)

(2) a document issued by the federal government that verifies lawful entrance into the United States verified through SAVE; (3) unexpired immigrant or nonimmigrant visa status for admission into the United States issued by the federal government;

Limited-Term Web Portal

The "Limited-Term Web Portal" is where you need to submit your documents online **_before_** your appointment.

Limited-Term Renewal

You can renew your Utah limited-term driver license up to six months prior to its expiration date. Limited-term license holders are not eligible to renew online.

Arrive for Your Appointment

Pay the non-refundable fee of $32.00 (65 and older $27.00.)

Form I-102

Use this form if you are a nonimmigrant and need to apply for a new or replacement Form I-94 or Form I-95, Nonimmigrant Arrival-Departure Document.

Evidence Requirements, Lost or Stolen Form I-94

If you are unable to provide this evidence, submit a full explanation stating why you cannot give any of the above evidence, along with a copy of evidence of your identity and copies of any evidence in your possession to substantiate your claim.

Form I-102 fee entry

$560, plus additional fee if applicable $24