DAYZAD LAW OFFICES BLOG
Visa Bulletin Updates For Those Waiting In Line For A Green Card
We have some important updates to the visa bulletin for this month. For a quick refresh on how best to use and understand the visa bulletin – check out our [...]
Playing a Small Part in Clients’ Journey to Find Love
My absolute favorite part of my job is going to my clients’ wedding receptions. This time was especially touching because the adorable couple overcame living thousands of miles apart, immigration [...]
U.S. Celebrates Contributions of Immigrants
In June, the United States celebrated National Immigrant Heritage Month. This celebration gave us the chance to honor the impact immigrants have on our nation. As workers, business owners, taxpayers, [...]
COVID-19 Testing No Longer Required to Fly to the U.S.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) ended its 17-month COVID testing requirement. Effective June 2022, travelers flying to the U.S. from abroad are no longer required to take [...]
Employment Authorization Document Expirations Extended Automatically
Upon timely filing of certain EADs, USCIS automatically extends the validity of the EAD while the application pends with the government. USCIS has announced a longer period for the automatic [...]
Dayzad Law Celebrates Pride 2022
Happy Pride to our Dayzad Law family! Every year during the Pride month, we celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community. It is a great privilege to represent immigrants of all identities. This [...]
Dayzad Law Announces New Partner
Dayzad Law Offices is excited to announce Nicole Black’s promotion to Partner! Many of you who have worked with Nicole know how wonderful and warm she is. She embodies our [...]
Dayzad Law Celebrates Sweet 16
This month, Dayzad Law Offices celebrates its Sweet 16th Birthday! We take this time to appreciate all our clients, since the very first, who gave us their trust and confidence [...]
Biden Administration Rewrites USCIS Mission Statement
Under the direction of the Biden administration, USCIS put out a new mission statement. USCIS used suggestions from the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) to write their new mission statement. [...]