DACA Renewal,
handled with urgency.
DACA renewals have strict deadlines and require precise filing. Our AI Legal Nerds guide you through every step — from gathering documents to submitting your renewal — so you never lose your protected status.
DACA Renewal — What You Need to Know
File 150-180 Days Early
USCIS recommends filing your renewal 150 to 180 days before your current DACA expires. Filing late risks a gap in your work authorization.
Required Forms
DACA renewals require Form I-821D (Deferred Action request) and Form I-765 (Employment Authorization). Our AI guides you through every question.
Filing Fees
Current DACA renewal filing fee is $495. Our AI helps you verify current fees and understand fee waiver options if applicable.
Document Checklist
Passport photos, copy of current EAD, evidence of continuous residence, and other supporting documents — we provide a complete personalized checklist.
Mailing Instructions
DACA applications must be mailed to the correct USCIS lockbox facility. One wrong address can delay your case by months.
Case Status Tracking
After filing, track your case using your receipt number. Our AI explains every USCIS status update and what it means for your timeline.
The DACA Renewal Process
Check your expiration date
Find your current EAD card and note the expiration date. Count back 150 days — that is your earliest filing date.
Gather your documents
Our AI provides a personalized document checklist based on your specific situation and previous DACA grants.
Complete your forms
Step-by-step guidance through Form I-821D and I-765 — every question explained in plain English.
Mail and track
Send to the correct USCIS facility and track your case. Our AI explains every status update along the way.
Do not let your DACA expire
A gap in DACA status can affect your work authorization and travel. File early — start today.