Government Returns to Prior Policy to Reduce Outright Denials
We have more good news to share for immigrant applicants. The government has returned to its 2013 policy regarding Requests for Evidence (RFE) and Notices of Intent to Deny (NOID). [...]
Government Clarifies Its Expedite Request Criteria
The government has been dealing with a backlog in processing immigration applications for a few years now. The global pandemic has only worsened this problem. Many immigration offices and [...]
Employment Authorization Document Validity Extended to 2 Years
The government has changed its policy on the validity period for employment authorization documents (EADs). Effective immediately, EADs will now be valid for two years for applicants with pending adjustment [...]
Mexican Citizens Can Apply for Travel Visas with Longer Validity
The U.S. Department of State recently improved its policy for H and L travel visas for Mexican citizens. Mexican travel visa applicants may now pay an additional fee to [...]
Dayzad Law Celebrates Pride 2021
Happy Pride to our Dayzad Law family! Every year during the LGBTQ Pride month, we take time out to celebrate the LGBTQ community. We are thrilled to honor all of [...]
Immigrants’ Role in Supporting Social Security
Immigrants continue to show how much of a positive force they are on our nation. The U.S. birth rate is dropping to a record low and the number of people [...]
Smoother Process for Spouses and Children Extending or Changing Their Temporary Status
Many immigration applications require the applicant to attend an in-person biometrics appointment. At the appointment, an applicant usually has their photo and fingerprints taken. This government requirement adds delays and [...]
Your Prior Immigration Approvals Once Again Help Get Your Extensions of Status Petitions Approved
The new administration has instructed officers to once again defer to prior decisions when reviewing petitions for extensions of status. If an application involves the same parties and facts, the [...]
Immigration Changes in Biden’s First Months
President Biden promised substantial immigration reform as a part of his campaign. After his first 100 days in office, we take a look at the changes that have been made [...]
Making a Stressful Process Easier
Immigrants face many life challenges, like family separation, job insecurity, violence, or poverty. Our goal is to at least make the immigration case easy for them. We are so happy [...]