People want to work in the United States from all over the world. In the United States, there are a variety of work visas available, and applicants must determine which ones they are eligible for, as well as how to apply and complete the necessary paperwork. Permanent residents, asylees, refugees, and some nonimmigrants have employment permission as a direct result of their immigration status.

Migrants who do not fall into one of these categories, such as family members of employment-based nonimmigrants, may be required to file for an EAD with the USCIS. The papers an employee chooses to produce to show job authorization vary depending on his or her immigration status or other grounds for work authorisation.

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I'm currently residing in Nigeria and a Nigerian citizen as well, I'm at the verge of being offered a job at the United States but my potential employer is asking that I get a temporary I-551 stamp on my Nigerian passport or temporary I-551 printed notation on a machine readable immigrant visa. Attached with this mail is the document sent to me by my potential employer with what is required of me encircled. Please can anyone guide me on how to go about this and what are the requirements needed for me to attain this status.
Thank you so much as I look forward to prompt and favourable response.