USCIS has announced important updates to the DACA renewal process that will affect current and future applicants.
Key Changes
The updated process includes:
- Extended processing times for initial reviews
- New documentation requirements for work authorization
- Enhanced background check procedures
- Revised fee structure for renewals
Timeline for Renewals
Current DACA recipients should file their renewal applications:
- 150-120 days before current authorization expires
- Include all required supporting documentation
- Ensure fees are paid correctly to avoid delays
Required Documentation
Applicants must provide:
- Form I-821D (Consideration of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals)
- Form I-765 (Application for Employment Authorization)
- Form I-765WS (Worksheet)
- Two passport-style photos
- Filing fee or fee waiver request
Impact on Work Authorization
The changes may affect employment authorization timelines. Employers and employees should plan accordingly to ensure continuous work authorization.
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Source: USCIS DACA Information