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What is AsyClock?
AsyClock is a free, privacy-focused calculator that helps asylum seekers in the United States estimate 150-day and 180-day dates related to an Employment Authorization Document (EAD), also known as a work permit.
The calculator uses your receipt or filing date and the total stopped days from your official clock record to estimate the 150-day Form I-765 filing date and 180-day EAD eligibility date.
The 150-Day and 180-Day Rules Explained
When you file a complete asylum application (Form I-589), two important clocks start running from the filing or receipt date used by USCIS or EOIR for your case:
- 150-day clock: After 150 days (plus any clock stoppage days), you may file Form I-765 to apply for work authorization.
- 180-day clock: After 180 days (plus any clock stoppage days), USCIS may approve and issue your EAD card.
Clock stoppages recorded by the government add days to both timelines. For an affirmative USCIS case, use the total stopped days shown in USCIS CSOL (Clock Stoppage Online). For a defensive case, use the total from the official EOIR asylum EAD clock record. Do not infer a stopped-day total from generic delay categories.
Key Features
- Estimates your I-765 filing date and EAD eligibility date
- Accepts the stopped-day total from your official CSOL or EOIR clock record
- Visual timeline showing today's position relative to both eligibility dates
- 100% free calculator — no account required, and calculator dates stay in your browser unless you choose to save a case
- All calculations happen locally in your browser for privacy
Frequently Asked Questions
When can I file my I-765? A pending-asylum applicant generally must accrue 150 days on the official asylum EAD clock before filing. USCIS may reject a Form I-765 filed before the waiting period has elapsed, so verify the official clock record and current Form I-765 instructions.
What stopped-day number should I enter? Enter the total exactly as shown in USCIS CSOL for an affirmative case or your official EOIR clock record for a defensive case. Do not estimate days from a list of events.
Is this calculator official? No. AsyClock provides an educational estimate and is not affiliated with USCIS or any government agency. Your official USCIS or EOIR clock record controls. Verify critical dates and consult a qualified immigration attorney about your case.
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