@NJ NEPAL bro, as per the federal notice if one has reregistered at least once you will have maintained TPS status. Based on that one should be getting the EAD.

Please see the excerpts below:

"TPS for current beneficiaries under the designation for Nepal will continue, provided that they properly re-registered for TPS during at least one of the following registration periods for their country. If you have not re-registered during at least one of the following registration periods, you should file now and explain your reasons for filing late."

"Additionally, USCIS is automatically extending through March 24, 2020, the validity periods of the following Forms I-94, Arrival and Departure Records, and Forms I-797, Notice of Action (Approval Notice), previously issued to eligible beneficiaries under the TPS designation for Nepal:

Beginning date of validity:
Dec. 25, 2016 June 24, 2018
June 25, 2018 June 24, 2019

"Any eligible beneficiary under the TPS designation for Nepal who either does not possess an EAD that is automatically extended, or wishes to apply for a new EAD may file Form I–765 with appropriate fee (or fee waiver request). If approved, USCIS will issue an EAD with a March 24, 2020 expiration date. Similarly, USCIS will issue an EAD with a March 24, 2020 expiration date for those with pending EAD applications that are ultimately approved."

I have a TPS Approval Notice of Dec. 25, 2016-June 24, 2018.

Do you still think i should get denied?