Because of the pandemic, the government does not allow certain people to enter the U.S. if they were physically present in one of the following countries 14 days before traveling [...]
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). [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]